Customize Screen Style and Layout in a Screen Flow
Get the look that you want by changing the style of your entire screen or individual
components. Organize your screen components into columns, and adjust component width and vertical
alignment to control spacing and positioning. Style changes override the theme styling for your
org or Experience Cloud site. If you enter an invalid value for a style property, the screen flow
uses your theme’s style property instead.
Note If your flow runs from a Quick Action on a record page, you can’t override the screen
style settings. Instead, your org or Experience Cloud site uses the default theme
styling.
Open a screen flow, and click the screen element's header to open the Screen Properties
panel.
Click the Style tab.
To change the screen style, go to the Set Container Style section and adjust properties as
needed.
To change the label in the screen header, go to the Set Header Style section and adjust
properties as needed.
To change the buttons in the screen footer, go to the Set Footer Style section and adjust
properties as needed.
Change a Component's Style
You can change the colors, border, and other visual properties of some screen
components.
Open a screen flow, and click a component on the screen canvas to open the properties
panel for that component.
On the Style tab, go to the Set Styles section if present, and adjust the properties as
needed.
The available options depend on the type of component. The Text Color options affect only
the text within the component, not the component label.
Save your changes.
Organize Screen Components and Fields
Arrange your screen layout by using sections. Each section can have up to 4 columns,
and a screen can have up to 12 columns. You can adjust the column width and the vertical
alignment of the components and add a header to each column.
Open a screen flow, and in the Components list, click Section. The
section component's properties panel opens.
Adjust the column width and add an optional header.
Add screen components to the column.
You can add up to four columns in a section.
Save your changes.
Change a Component’s Width and Vertical Alignment
A screen has a 12-column layout. The width specifies the number of horizontal columns
that the component or field spans. The vertical alignment determines the position of the
component or field relative to other elements on the screen.
Open a screen flow, and add a screen component.
In the Components list, click a component.
The component properties panel opens.
On the Style tab, go to the Set Layout section.
To change a component’s width, from the Width dropdown list, select the number of columns
it spans.
The screen canvas is divided into 12 equal columns. The width of a component equals the
number of columns that it spans.
To change a component’s vertical alignment, from the Vertical Alignment dropdown list,
select an option.
Save your changes.
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