In each Section, you'll find a Content Grid designed for easy drag-and-drop of content Blocks. When you start dragging a Block, the grid will highlight to guide you.
The Content Grid is made up of Rows, each containing one to four Columns. You can stack your content Blocks within these Columns.
When you add a Section to your page, the Content Grid is set up. Usually, all you need to do is adjust the grid by resizing Columns or reordering Rows, which we'll cover in detail in this section.
When you hover your mouse over a row, it will be highlighted. You'll see the Row Menu at the top-left corner of the row and the Column Menu at the bottom-center of the column.
In this example, the Content Grid has 2 rows, each with 2 columns. only the top row is highlited because the mouse is hover over it.
You can drag/drop an empty 2-columns row from the blocks menu or you can clone/duplicate any existing row or column in the grid.
If the row have 2 or 3 colums, drag the resize icon to resize the width of the columns.
Columns Spacing controls the inner spaces between columns, if the section have more than one row, the same space will be added between rows.
In the example below, we have 2 rows, the first have 3 columns and the second have 2 columns, both rows have the same Columns Spacing value.
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When the Row has more than 1 column, Switch to Mobile view while the Row Editor is opened to control how the columns can be sorted in mobile view. The editor will show the available options depending on the number of columns in the row.
In this experimental feature, you can apply a variety of style behaviors to the columns. Currently, there's one style available: Card. The Card style will extend the width of the first Image Block and any Divider Block to the full width of the column, including the padding.
By default, The minimum column height will be the height of the tallest column in the row. when Fit to Content enabled, the column will be shrinked to its content only.
When the section vertical alignment of content set to Stretch , the columns will stretch to fill all section space disregarding the size of column content.
Height of empty Columns - without blocks - in mobile screen will set to 50% of screen height (min-height: 50vh);
For more information, check Background Properties.
This section control how the Blocks appear inside the column when become in the viewport.
When enabled, the animation will be played every time the Blocks appear in the viewport.
In the examples, this option is enbled in the first column, you can scroll the page up and down and every time the animation will be played.
In the Sections Catalog, Layout Category, you can find some Experimental grids like the example below where the columns in the row is overlapped.
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