Enhanced Border Controls in HighLevel Page Builder: Fine-Grained Border Width and Radius for Every Side

If you have ever tried to make a button, card, or graphic look “exactly right” inside a page builder, you already know the frustration. Default border settings are fine until you hit that moment where your design brain says, “No, the top radius needs to be different from the bottom.” Or, “This border should be thicker on the left, thinner on the right.”

That is exactly why the latest updates to HighLevel’s in-page builder matter. HighLevel (GoHighLevel / GHL) has enhanced the border controls, bringing more precise, per-side customization. Now you can adjust border width and border radius for each side individually across supported elements. The result is the kind of design control that makes your landing pages, funnels, and UI components look intentional instead of generic.

What Changed in HighLevel’s In-Page Builder?

HighLevel has added more granular border settings within the in-page builder and funnel builder experience. The big improvement is simple: you can control border width and border radius on a per-side basis.

Instead of treating border and corner rounding as one overall “style,” you can shape each side independently. That means your elements can get custom corner treatments that were previously hard or impossible without creative workarounds.

Why Per-Side Border Radius Makes a Difference

Border radius is one of those subtle design details that heavily impacts perceived quality. When corners are inconsistent, the layout can feel amateurish. When corners are intentionally styled, the whole page looks more polished.

With per-side border radius controls, you can create things like:

• Asymmetrical cards where only one side has heavy rounding
• Custom callout shapes for highlight boxes, offers, and trust elements
• Buttons with character that match your brand’s visual language
• Creative separators where borders appear to “flow” differently across the component

The best part is that these controls are applied directly in the page builder, so you are not guessing, exporting, or rebuilding. You can refine the look until it matches your layout and spacing.

Adjusting Border Width on Each Side

Border width used to be something many builders treated as a single value. But in real design, borders do not always have to be uniform. Sometimes you want a stronger outline on one edge. Sometimes you want a soft border that visually supports hierarchy.

With the enhanced border controls in HighLevel, you can set border width individually for each side. This opens up options like:

• Visual emphasis on the top or left edge of a component
• Layered looks that feel more like custom UI design
• Better depth without needing extra elements or heavy styling tricks

When you combine per-side border width with per-side border radius, you start to unlock a lot of design flexibility that makes your funnel pages stand out.

Practical Examples: What You Can Build Faster

HighLevel users often build landing pages, sales funnels, and agency templates with a consistent style system. Border customization helps you keep that system cohesive while still allowing variation where it matters.

Here are a few realistic use cases you can implement right away in the in-page builder:

1) Better-Looking Buttons

Buttons are everywhere in funnels. With enhanced border controls, you can create more “brand-specific” button shapes. For example, you could round the bottom corners more than the top corners, or slightly adjust border thickness to create a subtle emphasis.

This is especially useful when you want buttons to feel different from generic theme defaults, while still staying clean and readable.

2) High-Quality Cards for Offers and Testimonials

Cards are one of the most common components on HighLevel funnels. A uniform border and uniform radius can look fine, but per-side radius helps you create a more premium look.

Imagine a testimonial card where one edge is more rounded, giving it a softer and friendlier vibe. Or an offer card where the corners match your header styling.

3) Custom Sections and Highlight Boxes

When you need to draw attention to a section, a border style can do a lot of work. You can use different border widths on different sides to imply depth or direction. Combine that with asymmetrical radius for a distinctive callout block.

Where This Works: In-Page Builder and Funnel Builder

This enhancement is available within HighLevel’s page-building tools. In other words, you can use it while crafting pages for both:

• In-page builder experiences
• Funnel builder layouts

If you are building marketing automation workflows and funnel pages as part of an agency system, this is a practical improvement. It lets you spend less time on awkward workarounds and more time polishing the actual design.

How to Think About Border Design in HighLevel

Per-side controls can be powerful, but they are most effective when you have a simple design approach. Here is a quick framework you can use so you do not overcomplicate things.

Start With One “Design Rule”

Pick one rule for your brand or section type, such as:

• “Top corners are more rounded than bottom corners.”
• “Left edge is thicker than right edge.”
• “Corners match the vibe of the header style.”

Apply It Consistently

Consistency is what makes landing pages feel intentional. Even if you are using different values, try to keep a consistent pattern across similar components.

Use Borders for Hierarchy

Border styling should help users understand what matters. A slightly stronger border can elevate an offer card or a primary call to action, while softer borders keep secondary content from competing.

Why This Matters for Agencies and Scaling Systems

If you are doing HighLevel agency setup and scaling, you already know the real challenge is not building one page. It is building repeatable systems.

Design improvements like enhanced border controls contribute to better:

• Template quality for your agency’s funnels
• Client differentiation without needing custom development
• Faster iteration because you are adjusting styles directly in the builder
• Consistency when you align border rules across components

And because HighLevel is also used for CRM, marketing automation, and SaaS operations, your pages are not isolated. They connect to forms, lead routing, pipelines, and HighLevel workflows and automations. Better design can improve conversion, but the real win is that it integrates cleanly into your full marketing system.

Getting Started: Try It on a Real Funnel Element

The fastest way to understand enhanced border controls is to use them in context. Pick an element that currently feels “almost right” and refine it.

Try this simple mini-experiment:

1. Select a card, button, or section in the in-page builder.
2. Adjust border radius on two adjacent sides (for example, top-left and top-right) so the shape changes noticeably.
3. Adjust border width on one side only to create subtle emphasis.
4. Repeat for a second element so you can compare consistency.

Once you see how the controls behave, it becomes much easier to build a consistent style language across your landing pages and funnels.

Check the Change Log and Build Something Better

HighLevel typically provides a change log for updates like this. If you build inside the platform regularly, it is worth keeping an eye on those notes so you can incorporate improvements into your agency workflows quickly.

When you use new builder features early, you can create pages that feel fresher, more brand-aligned, and more competitive, even if you are using the same core funnel structure.

FAQ

Can I adjust border radius separately for each side in HighLevel?

Yes. The enhanced border controls in HighLevel’s in-page builder let you adjust border radius on a per-side basis, giving you more precise corner shaping.

Is this border control available in funnel building too?

Yes. The update applies within the page-building tools, including the funnel builder experience, so you can use the same refined styling across funnel pages.

What kinds of elements benefit most from these new border settings?

Elements like buttons, cards, and highlight sections tend to benefit the most. Any component where border shape and outline strength affect the overall design feel can be improved with per-side border width and radius.

Does this replace the need for custom design workarounds?

In many cases, yes. Instead of using extra layers or awkward approximations, you can apply the border styling directly with finer controls inside HighLevel.

How should agencies use this when scaling templates for clients?

Use it to create a consistent design system across your agency templates. Start with one border rule for headings, another for cards, and another for primary buttons. Then apply those rules consistently so clients get a polished, intentional look without extra build time.

Ready to Put It to Work?

If you want landing pages and funnels that look more custom and convert better, these enhanced border controls are the kind of improvement that pays off quickly. Dial in border radius per side. Tune border width per side. Build a small set of reusable styles for your buttons and cards. Then roll them into your HighLevel pages as part of your broader CRM, marketing automation, and SaaS operations system.

If you are new to HighLevel or want to test the updated builder experience, consider starting a HighLevel free trial. And if you want templates, resources, and implementation support as you scale your agency setup, check out the Nexus Hub community for guidance and ready-to-use assets.