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# Work in Progress: How to make a Full-Page Flow

## How to make a flow full-screen

In order to make a flow be full-width, you need to make some style changes to your flow. We recommend following the next steps:

### Step 1:

* Select your 'Entire flow' selector to give it styles.
* If you are unsure how to do this, read [Targeting Certain Elements](broken://pages/-MaeA6xeI3-NMjePnHbd).

### Step 2:

* Give your selector the following styles: 
  * width: unset
  * max-width: unset
  * margin: 0px
  * border: none
* Here is how it looks like with CSS:

```
.SignpostForm { 
    width: unset;
    max-width: unset;
    margin: 0px;
    border: none; 
}
```

* And that's it! Now you have a full-screen flow.


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