Hello @WORT-FM ,
It might be an issue of the image's alignment being right- or left-aligned. This means that will have a some automatic padding (white space and margins) put around it. This can be resolved by changing the image's alignment to centered. Whether it's in a multi-column setup or a row by itself, having center alignment will allow it to stretch out all the way to the edge of its current placement.
Hello @WORT-FM ,
It might be an issue of the image's alignment being right- or left-aligned. This means that will have a some automatic padding (white space and margins) put around it. This can be resolved by changing the image's alignment to centered. Whether it's in a multi-column setup or a row by itself, having center alignment will allow it to stretch out all the way to the edge of its current placement.
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