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Configure consistent page shell layout

Use the page shell layout so all workspace pages share the same centred content width, padding, and vertical spacing.

Audience

This guide is designed for project manager.

Steps

Step 1: Open a section page that uses the page shell

Navigate to any section page in the workspace (such as Packages, Workspace, or RAMS) that already uses the standard layout, and confirm the main content sits in a single centred column.

Open a section page that uses the page shell

Switch between related pages (for example, from Packages to Workspace to RAMS) and observe that the main column remains aligned in the same horizontal position, giving a consistent experience.

Compare column position across related pages

Step 3: Check the default wide layout for register-style pages

On register or list-style pages, verify that the content automatically uses the wider column so tables and larger datasets have enough horizontal space without breaking the shared alignment.

Check the default wide layout for register-style pages

Step 4: Review reading-width pages for focused content

On guidance or narrative-style pages, confirm the content appears in a narrower reading-width column, improving readability while still keeping the column centred and aligned with other pages.

Review reading-width pages for focused content

Step 5: Confirm consistent padding and vertical rhythm

Scroll through a few different pages and check that the horizontal padding at the sides and the spacing between content blocks feel consistent, without random extra gaps or cramped sections.

Confirm consistent padding and vertical rhythm


Last updated: 2026-09-01