Fit webpart zone to page size

Hi Folks!
I am trying to remove any space between the webpart zone and the page. I want to make the width of the weppart fit exactly to the page width with no space.

Hi John,
Based on your description, I cannot understand which space you want to remove on the page.
Could you please provide a screenshot of the space which you want to remove on the page?
If you want to remove the space on the right side of the web part zone on the page, then you can change the width of the web part zone to be a bigger value using CSS.
Best regards.
Thanks
Victoria Xia
TechNet Community Support

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