These properties determine the width and height of your page element.

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Size

  • Automatic
    If selected, the element’s size is automatically adjusted to fit its content.

  • Manual
    If selected, the size of the element is determined by the specified Width and Height.

  • Width
    The width (in pixels) of the element.

  • Height
    The height (in pixels) of the element.

Tip:
To adjust the manual size of your element, you can use percentage input fields. Enabling Lock Aspect Ratio ensures the element maintains its original width-to-height ratio. Note that percentage adjustments and aspect ratio locking are only for resizing purposes and will not be saved as element properties.

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Stretching Options

  • None
    The content is not stretched. If larger than the element, it will be clipped to fit.

  • Stretch
    The content is automatically resized to exactly fill the element’s boundaries.

  • Uniform
    The content is scaled to fit within the element while preserving the original aspect ratio.

  • Uniform to Fill
    The content is scaled to completely fill the element, preserving the original aspect ratio. Parts of the content may be clipped, depending on the element’s horizontal and vertical alignment settings.

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Remarks

  • Not all elements support every stretching option (e.g., Uniform to Fill).
  • If Snap to Grid is enabled, size properties can still accept custom values that don’t conform to the grid.
  • When Automatic size is selected, the element’s size is fully determined by its content, regardless of Snap to Grid settings.
  • Elements with Automatic size can’t be resized manually using the mouse or arrow keys — indicated by gray grab handles.
  • If Automatic size and alignment properties are set, alignment settings will influence how the element resizes (e.g., resizing from the left if horizontally aligned right).

Tip:
For the best quality, display content at its original size whenever possible.