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How do I make my page scroll normally?

It already does. Every new page is created in Classic mode and scrolls top to bottom as one continuous document. There is nothing to turn on.

You only need this article if someone switched the page to Cinematic (a deck of full-viewport screens advanced one at a time) and you want it back:

  • Open Page Settings (click an empty area of the canvas so nothing is

    • selected; the panel is on the right).

  • Choose Classic.

    • What Classic mode means

    • Sections size to their content. They are no longer forced to full

      • viewport height: short sections are short, tall sections are tall. Add padding or content to a sparse section if you want it taller (a section with only a background and no content will be short, because a background image gives the section no height on its own).

    • Per-section height. Each section's settings shows a Min height

      • slider (vh). Leave it at 0 (Auto) for content height, or set a minimum, e.g. 100 for a full-screen section. It replaces the Reveal Effect controls, which are Cinematic-only.

    • No reveal animations. Entrance reveals are a Cinematic-mode effect,

      • so the Reveal Effect controls are hidden in Classic.

    • No page environment. The animated backdrop (cosmos, wave, and the

      • rest) is off here; a moving backdrop behind flowing text hurts readability. Use per-section backgrounds instead.

    When to use it

    • Content-heavy pages: blog posts, documentation, long-form landing pages,

      • policy and legal pages.

    • Any page where visitors expect to scroll, not to click through

      • full-screen panels.

    Switch to Cinematic only when you actually want one-screen-at-a-time storytelling over an animated environment. It is a deliberate choice, not the starting point.

    Related

    • concepts/page-structure: Snap vs Classic scroll, reveals, environment