# Site Layouts

From Elementor’s *Layout Settings,* you can set the website's *Content Width, Widgets Space, Page Title Selector, Stretched Section Fitness, Default Page Layout,* and *Breakpoints*.

Let's take a closer look at each.

## Layout

Click the hamburger menu in the Widget Panel's upper left corner and select ***Site Settings > Settings > Layout*** from any Elementor page or post editor to access the layout menu.

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1. **Content Width (px)**: Configure the content area's default width.
2. **Widgets Space (px)**: Set the widget spacing.
3. **Page Title Selector**: Enter the CSS selector for your page's title if you wish to hide it.
4. **Stretched Section Fit To**: Select the parent element to which the stretched elements will fit.
5. **Default Layout**: Choose Default, Elementor Canvas, or Elementor Full Width to define the page layout for new pages.

## Breakpoints

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1. **Mobile**: Set the mobile devices breakpoint. Mobile layout will appear below this breakpoint (Default: 768px).
2. **Tablet**: Set the tablet breakpoint. Tablet layout will be visible above and below this breakpoint for mobile devices (Default: 1025px).


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