# WordPress

### How to customize page settings for WordPress pages

The **Page Settings** for WordPress pages allow you to modify the appearance and layout of your pages, ensuring they align with your app’s design and user experience.

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#### **Step 1: Access the Pages Screen**

* Navigate to the [**Pages**](https://app.appmysite.com/app/pages) of your app from the side menu.

#### **Step 2: Customize page appearance**

* Background color – Set the background color of the page to match your app’s theme.
* Text color – Choose the text color for better readability and visual consistency.
* Tile background color – Define the background color of the content tiles for a structured layout.

#### **Step 3:** Enable web view rendering

* Render as web view – Display the page exactly as it appears in a mobile browser, preserving its original design and functionality.

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Enabling Render as Web View will automatically disable other page settings, as the page will be displayed exactly as it appears in a mobile browser.
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#### **Step 4:** Enhance page interaction

* Share – Display a share icon, allowing users to easily share content from the page.

#### **Step 5:** Adjust section margins

Customize the spacing around your content for a polished and well-structured layout.

* Top margin – Adjust the space above the content.
* Bottom margin – Modify the space below the content.
* Left margin – Set the spacing on the left side.
* Right margin – Define the spacing on the right side.

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The default section margin values are 7.5 pixels (top), 7.5 pixels (bottom), 15 pixels (left), and 15 pixels (right). You can adjust these values as needed to customize the spacing.
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The available page settings will vary based on your selected layout—List View or Tile View—ensuring optimal customization for each format.
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#### **Step 6:** Save your changes

* Once you've customized the settings, click Save to apply the changes to your WordPress pages.


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