Image size on page

The page image shows up too small on all of my pages. I need the page image to fill the entire page, and cannot make that happen. I've tried everything. Please help.

starmoser,
Often the problem is trying to figure out what to call what we want to change. I'm going to take a stab at it. I wonder if your concern is how to make the view of your page on your screen larger or smaller. If so, you're looking for the View Magnification control. In Pages it is variously known as Zoom Level and Magnification Level. You can find controls for this in the View menu and at the bottom of the Pages window, left side. I prefer the control at the bottom of the window.
To the right of the current View Magnification '100%', click on the dual triangles and select your preferred level. I like 125% most of the time because it shows me the entire Text Layer of a WP doc without scrolling on my 20" iMac.
Perhaps this was your question. If not, please give us some additional information on your needs.
Regards.
Jerry

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