Page Properties
Learn how to configure page-level settings in AVstudio—identity, alignment, containers, actions, backgrounds, theme, CSS, and media.
This article provides an overview of all the page-level settings available in AVstudio. These settings define how each page behaves, looks, and connects to other parts of your project. You can access all of them from the left-hand panel when a page is open in the editor.
Overview of Available Settings
When a page is open, the left panel displays a list of page-specific and project-wide tools. These options allow you to control layout, background, containers, actions, styles, and assets.
👉 Here's a breakdown of each section:
Page Properties
Configure the page's identity and layout behavior.
- Set the
Page Nameand an optionalCSS Class Name - Choose layout type (adaptive or responsive)
- Control toolbar visibility and container spacing
Alignment
Adjust element alignment using grid lines, padding, and snapping controls to keep designs structured and consistent.
Global Containers
Access reusable containers that can be shared across pages (e.g., headers, footers, side menus).
Page Containers
Add layout containers directly to the current page. These hold components and widgets and support nesting for more complex structures.
Page Actions
Set up logic that runs when the page loads or changes—ideal for triggering animations, setting variables, or navigating to other pages.
Page Background
Customize the visual background of the page using:
- Solid colors
- Gradients
- Image assets
Project Theme
Manage visual consistency across the entire project by defining color palettes, font styles, and theme behaviors.
Project CSS
Write or paste custom CSS that applies to the entire project. Use this to override styles or define reusable utility classes.
Project Media Library
Access all uploaded media files in one place. You can:
- Browse and search for assets
- Upload new files
- Reuse images across multiple screens
Summary
The Page Properties panel in AVstudio gives you complete control over how a page looks, behaves, and integrates with your project. Use it to:
- Define page structure and identity
- Set up backgrounds and layout guides
- Configure global and local containers
- Manage page actions and styles
Once your page settings are configured, you're ready to begin designing and adding interactive elements. Continue with the next article to learn more.