Page settings apply to the whole report page. Click an empty part of the canvas: the panel title changes to Page and shows three tabs, Components, Style and Settings.

Style tab

Group	Settings	Notes
Page size	Custom, Size (Screen(16:9), Screen(4:3), Pad, Phone, LED screen), width and height	See Page size below.
Report default font	System default or a font from the list	Used by every chart element that has no font of its own, including tooltips.
Page background	Background Color, Image
Chart palette	Color scheme, Colors, Consistent member colors	See Colors and Color Schemes.
Tooltip	Style (Dark, Light, Custom), Background, Label text, Value text, Font size (10–16 px, default 12)	Applies to the data tooltips of all charts on the page. See Tooltips.
Empty data	Show empty data message, Empty data text, Font	The default for all components; a component can override it. See Empty Data and Error Messages.
Custom CSS	CSS for the page

New reports take their font, colour scheme, tooltip style and empty-data message from Settings › General › System configuration › Reports. Changing those settings does not change existing reports.

Settings tab

Group	Setting	Default	What it does
Chart toolbar	Show	On	Shows the component toolbar (zoom, export, conditions…) on the components.
Performance	Max query records	5,000 (from System configuration)	The most rows one component query returns. A component that hits the limit shows a warning icon: Showing the first … of … rows. Range 100–200,000.
Interaction	Enable chart interactions	On	Lets a click on a chart filter the other charts. See Cross-filtering.
Page event	Page-load-complete event	Empty	A script that runs when the page has loaded.

Page size

1. Open Style → Page size.
2. Choose a Size, or turn on Custom and enter the width and height.
3. Check the layout in Preview.

The toolbar fields W(px) and H(px) show the size of whatever is selected: the page when nothing is selected, otherwise the component.

Display mode

The toolbar list next to the zoom controls sets how the page fits the reader's window:

Mode	Result
Fit to page	The whole page fits in the window.
Fit to width	The page uses the window width; tall pages scroll.
Stretch	The page fills the window; proportions can change.
Actual size	The page is shown at its designed size.

For phones, design a separate mobile layout.

Related: Adding Components · Report Editor Basics