VLT has three 'full' widths: center for an image in the full content area/blocks layout, wide for an image that 'jump out' a bit of the content are, and full for an image that stretches the whole screen.
However: the full image still leaves paddings of white left and right of the view port. This is consitent with the footer, which also has this, but not with the header where the path bar background is real full width and over the whole viewport.
I would expect the 'full' option of the image to be a real edge to edge width so I can use it for example add the top of a page and it spreads out just like the header. Or there is a design inconsistency between the header (pathbar and footer).
VLT has three 'full' widths: center for an image in the full content area/blocks layout, wide for an image that 'jump out' a bit of the content are, and full for an image that stretches the whole screen.
However: the full image still leaves paddings of white left and right of the view port. This is consitent with the footer, which also has this, but not with the header where the path bar background is real full width and over the whole viewport.
I would expect the 'full' option of the image to be a real edge to edge width so I can use it for example add the top of a page and it spreads out just like the header. Or there is a design inconsistency between the header (pathbar and footer).