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I have watched hours of 90 second web builder which as I am lead to understand is the same as WWB anyhow as much as I try to mimic the tutorial for a header with relative horizontal sizing it never turns out as it does in the tutorials to wit:

I want the header to expand the whole width of the screen regardless of the size of monitor the first image shows how it looks in my WWB editor
However when I hit F5 to see an online preview the header on extends to about 40% of the screen.
I used a layout grid above the header, and I used a "layer to contain the header images" and set to "relative horizontal sizing" the second image shows how it looks in a browser

Any tips on how I can resolve this greatly appreciated.

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A page header object is full width by default, so you do not have to set any properties for this.
This is demonstrated in many of the demo templates:
https://wysiwygwebbuilder.com/templates2020.html

If you need further assistance then please share a demo project so I can see what you have done.
Related FAQ:
viewtopic.php?f=10&t=82134

Pablo I tried to include images in my post but they failed to show:

So in the absence of images maybe I can explain what the problem is I am having.

I inserted an image as a background into a "layer" not a layout grid. my page dimensions are 1200 wide by 2400 high the layer is set to "relative horizontal sizing", The image I used, I custom made to a size of 1210 wide by 800 tall intending that the image would completely span the entire width of the layer.
However that is not what I got the image spanned about 70% of the width of the page and then repeated so it looked like it was "tiled" when viewed in the browser window

I assume your layer mode is set to default with relative horizontal sizing. When you added the background image to the layer did you:

1. set the repeat to 'do not repeat'?
2. set the size to 'cover'?
3. Is the layer itself stretched to the full width of your page dimensions (1200px)?

I would also set the horizontal and vertical to 'center'.

Crispy that "do not repeat" fixed that problem thank you!