Layout Content Height limitation

Greetings,
I have tried unsuccessfully to increase the layout content height to over 1,000 px, however it seems there is a limitation of approximately 700 px. Does anybody know how to get around this, or am I just missing something?
Thank you - Scott

Scott:
How are you trying to increase the height? Are you using the Inspector/Page/Layout pane?
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You should be able to go far beyond 700 using that method. Unless the theme you're using won't let you. Plain themes have no limitation. What theme are you using?
One method you can try is to create an empty text box and drag it down. That will usually let you increase the page height. Some themes may not appear right if they have a fixed background height and use special files for the background.
OT

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