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No, and using it that way will bend it. Corner steadies stop the van rocking when people move around inside; levelling is done with ramps or blocks under the wheels first. Wind these down until they take weight and stop there, rather than trying to lift a corner with them.
It spreads the load so the leg does not press itself into soft ground. On bitumen it makes no difference. On grass after rain, on sand or on a dirt site, a narrow foot sinks overnight and you wake up to a van that rocks again. You will still want pads on really soft ground.
Measure from the chassis rail where the steady mounts down to the ground with the van sitting level, then add a margin for sites that fall away. Lifted vans and off-road chassis eat travel quickly. If the leg is at full stretch it is at its weakest, so aim to use less than you have.

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