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title: Content form width option
description: Dynamic Content now has a default content form width setting allowing you to use the standard default width or a full-width layout.
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date_published: 2026-04-07
date_modified: 2026-04-07
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# Content form width option

**Release date: 8th April 2026**

You can now choose how wide your content form appears in Dynamic Content.

A new setting allows you to switch between a default, centered layout and the new full-width layout that expands to fill your screen. This improves visibility and editing, especially for complex content and large menus.

## Setting the default content form width

To set the default form width in Dynamic Content, go to **Settings > Content form**.

![Content form settings dialog](https://cdn.media.amplience.net/i/ampproduct/rn-content-form-width 'Content form settings dialog')

> **Note:** This setting applies to your personal view and is saved locally on your device. It won’t persist in incognito/private mode or if you manually clear local storage.

Use **Form width** to control the default width of the content form as you author content.

Selecting **Full width** expands the form to use all available screen space on different sized screens. This makes it easier to work with deeply nested content and complex menus where more on-screen detail is needed.
        
> **Tip:** This setting is applied consistently across content forms, the schema editor, and scheduling views.

## New: interactive documentation

We’ve recently enhanced our documentation with interactive schema examples, making it easier to explore and understand how different schema options work. These additions also help users visualize how their authoring forms can be optimized and identify opportunities for improvement.

Interactive pages are clearly labeled, making them easy to identify as you explore the documentation.

For example, here's how interactive schemas are shown in the documentation:

![Example interactive documentation page- schema view](https://cdn.media.amplience.net/i/ampproduct/rn-interactive-docs-schema 'Example interactive documentation page- schema view')

You can edit the interactive schemas and switch to the **Try it out** tab with its interactive fields:

![Example interactive documentation page- form view](https://cdn.media.amplience.net/i/ampproduct/rn-interactive-docs-form 'Example interactive documentation page- form view')

To try our interactive documentation, take a look at some of our [Schema examples](https://amplience.com/developers/docs/schema-reference/).

## Related pages

[Dynamic Content form settings](https://amplience.com/developers/docs/user-guides/basics/dynamic-content/settings/#content-form-settings)
