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pages are built using a standard hierarchical structure of containers. Understanding this structure is key to creating well-organized and responsive layouts.
Sections
(Typically Green Outline):- These are the largest containers, spanning the full width of the page. They act as horizontal bands down the page.
- Purpose: Hold
Rows
and define the overall background and vertical spacing for a major content block (e.g., a hero banner section, a features section, a testimonial section, a footer section). - Adding: Click
+ Add Section
on the canvas or drag aFull Width
layout block from the Elements Panel. You can also dragGlobal Sections
. - Styling: Select the section. Use the Settings Sidebar to set
Background
(color, image, video),Padding
(space inside the section),Margins
(space outside the section), andBorders
. - Sticky Sections: Use
Advanced
>Sticky
>Stick to Top
orStick to Bottom
options to create headers or footers that remain fixed while the user scrolls.
Rows
(Typically Blue Outline):Rows
live insideSections
.- Purpose: Define the horizontal column structure within a section. You choose how many columns a row should have (e.g., 1 column, 2 columns, 3 columns, 1/3 + 2/3 split, etc.).
- Adding: Click
+ Add Row
inside a section or drag a multi-column layout block from the Elements Panel into a section. - Styling: Select the row. Use the Settings Sidebar to set row
Width
,Background
,Padding
/Margins
, and adjust spacing between the columns within that row.
Columns
(Typically Purple/Pink Outline):Columns
live insideRows
. Each row contains one or more columns based on the layout you chose.- Purpose: Act as the direct containers for your actual content
Elements
(text, images, buttons, etc.). - Adding Content: Click
+ Add Element
inside a column or dragElements
from the panel directly into a column. - Styling: Select the column. Use the Settings Sidebar to set column
Background
,Padding
,Margins
,Borders
, and controlVertical Alignment
of content within the column. - Resizing: You can often click and drag the vertical divider line between columns within a row to adjust their relative widths visually.
Think of it as nesting boxes: The Page contains Sections. Sections contain Rows. Rows contain Columns. Columns contain Elements.