Meaningless or not, I answer which version being used, and the custom code is the css style being used for that page, if user has more than basic knowledge, then I point the user in right direction! hopefully next time you answer back to user and not my comment that I simply tring to help.

Javier

you need have good understanding of 2 things, 1) how webx5 works, 2)how css codes works.

here 's a little example: when you create website withx5, each cell you have inside your page is being named "imcell" so if you have 4 cells inside your page, they will be identify as imcell_1, imcell_2, imcell_3, etc and anything inside your page is "imcontent".

after you design your page, you need to add custom style base on your cell position, what you see over there is

<style>

#imContent { width: 100%; min-width: 960px; }

#imContent > div { width: 100% !important; min-width: 960px; }

#imContent > div > div { width: 50% !important; margin: 0 auto; }

#imContent > div > div > div { width: 100%; }

/* One Column */

#imCell_2, #imCell_3, #imCell_4, #imCell_15 { width: 100% !important; min-width: 960px; }

#imCellStyle_2, #imCellStyle_3, #imCellStyle_4, #imCellStyle_15 { width: 100%; min-width: 960px; }

/* Two Columns */

#imCellStyle_6, #imCellStyle_11, #imCellStyle_13, #imCellStyle_14 { margin-left: auto; min-width: 480px; }

</style>

over there they identify those cells that they need to be 100% in width and which one shold marge as one column.

those styles need to be created base on your template and be added inside head section of your page.

hopfully since everyone asking for full width content, we would be able to see that option in the next version of x5, otherwise I dont think there would be a chance for user like me who has the knowlage but yet, want to do it in easy way would buy the ver11.

if this post is the correct answer, please mark this answer as correct answer.

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