Full Page
This is the full-width layout: content spans the entire container with no widget sidebar and no narrow reading measure. It is built for pages that need the whole canvas – landing sections, wide galleries, tables, embeds, or any composition where horizontal room matters more than a tight reading column.
When to use full width
Reach for this template when a page is more of a canvas than an article: a marketing page assembled from builder sections, a portfolio grid, a data-heavy table, or a media showcase. For long-form reading, the no-sidebar or sidebar templates keep a comfortable measure instead.
- Builder-composed landing pages
- Wide galleries and media showcases
- Large tables and comparison grids
- Full-bleed hero and call-to-action sections
The template is selected per page, independent of the global Customizer layout setting, so a single page can go full width while the rest of the site keeps its default structure.
Three columns of equal width
Wide templates earn their keep when content sits side by side. Below, a three-column group: at full width each column reads comfortably, and on a narrow screen they stack in order.
Room to breathe
No narrow reading measure is applied, so tables, galleries and embeds keep their natural proportions instead of being squeezed into a column.
Built on the grid
Columns follow the same twelve-column rhythm the builder sections use, so a page mixing both never shows a seam between them.
Stacks on mobile
Below the breakpoint each column becomes a full-width block in document order – nothing is hidden and nothing is reordered behind your back.
Media and text
Image beside copy
The Media & Text block pairs a picture with a paragraph and keeps both vertically centred. It is the quickest way to break a long page without leaving the editor.
Swap the side of the image, change its width, or let it fill the column edge to edge – all from the block toolbar.
A gallery at full width
Three images in a row, each keeping its aspect ratio. On a wide canvas a gallery reads as a strip rather than a stack of postcards.
Tables have room to spread
A four-column table is the clearest argument for this template: in a narrow column the same data would wrap on every cell.
| Template | Sidebar | Reading width | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Full Page | None | Full container | Landing pages, galleries, wide tables |
| Right Sidebar | Right | Article column | Posts, news, general pages |
| Left Sidebar | Left | Article column | Documentation, knowledge bases |
| Default | Customizer setting | Article column | Anything that should follow the site default |
Every block on this page is a core WordPress block. Open the page in the editor to see how it is assembled – nothing here needs custom code.