Current Behaviour:

When a user changes the page width from "narrow" to "wide" (or vice versa) in Confluence Cloud, elements/content placed inside layout macros do not respect the new page width setting. The content within layouts remains at its original width regardless of the page-level width configuration.

Steps to Reproduce:

1. Create or open a Confluence Cloud page.
2. Add a layout macro and insert content inside it.
3. Change the page width from "narrow" to "wide" (via page settings or the editor toolbar).
4. Observe that content inside the layout macro does not adjust to the new page width.

Expected Behavior:

Content inside layout macros should respect and adapt to the page width setting, expanding or contracting as appropriate when the page width is changed.

Actual Behavior:

Content inside layout macros stays at a fixed width and does not respond to page width changes. Only content outside of layouts adjusts to the new width.

Impact:

This creates an inconsistent user experience where parts of the page respond to width changes and parts do not, leading to visual misalignment and confusing formatting for end users.

Workaround:
Resize the layouts section by editing the page and publish the same.