Dead Space on left and right side

Is there any way to get rid of the dead space on the left and right hand sides? Thanks.

Hi there,
you can't completely get rid of the dead-space on the left and on the right. But you can increase the content width thus reducing the dead space.
Select the page in iWeb, Open the Inspector, Go to the Page tab (second from the left) and select Layout, increase the number displaying under Content width (everything up to 950 should be alright but note that for some templates it doesn't work so good 'cause they weren't built to be increased... I hope they change that somewhen...)
Regards,
Cédric

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