In our Microsoft Dynamics CRM system, there is a particular section that occupies a third of the space within the form editor:
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Upon saving and publishing, this section still only takes up one-third of the space on the rendered output, resulting in an abundance of horizontal scrolling:
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Is there a way to make a section occupy the entire space within the Dynamics CRM form editor?
To modify your form, choose the Tab (not the section) in the editor and then press "Change properties".
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Next, go to the formatting tab, select "One column", and confirm by pressing OK.
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Once done, save and publish your form to ensure it takes up the entire space available.
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