Content Block Containers

A Container block can contain one or more child Content Blocks of any type. Containers are the foundation to great looking content as they help you to lay it out on your page; and by nesting Containers within Containers, you can achieve even more complex designs.

To add content blocks to your container:

Tip: When using Position, increment by 10. That way, if you decide to slip an extra block in-between two others later on, you will have room to do so without having to re-number all following blocks.


Configuring your Containers

There is no requirement to add a title or subtitle to your container. Once you have selected the Container template and given your container a name, you only need to decide on a Layout Style.

Fields Usage Input
Layout Style Defines how the container is laid out Picklist
Title H1 heading for block Plain Text
Subtitle Medium sized subtitle for block Plain Text

Layout Style Options:

Layout Style Example
No Layout
Displays child blocks under each other in order.
Example of how 'No Layout' displays
Even distribution of all children no wrapping
Displays child blocks evenly in a single row on all devices.
Example of how 'Even Distribution' displays
One third left first child block, two thirds right second child block
Displays two child blocks in two columns in the ratio of one third (first block) and two thirds (second block). On mobile these are stacked at the full width of the device.
Example of how 'One third left, two thirds right' displays
Two thirds left first child block, one third right second child block
Displays two child blocks in two columns in the ratio of two thirds (first block) and one third (second block). On mobile these are stacked at the full width of the device.
Example of how 'Two thirds left, one third right' displays
Two columns, wraps child blocks to new line
Displays child blocks in two columns on all devices.
Example of how 'Two column, wraps child blocks to new line' displays
Three columns, wraps child blocks to new line
Displays child blocks in three columns on all devices.
Example of how 'Three column, wraps child blocks to new line' displays
Four columns, wraps child blocks to new line
Displays child blocks in four columns on all devices.
Example of how 'Four column, wraps child blocks to new line' displays
Full width on smaller screens and two columns on larger
Displays blocks in one column on small devices and two columns on larger devices.
Example of how 'Full width on smaller screens and two columns on larger' displays
Full width on smaller screens and three columns on larger
Displays blocks in one column on small devices and three columns on larger devices.
Example of how 'Full width on smaller screens and three columns on larger' displays
Full width on smaller screens and four columns on larger
Displays blocks in one column on small devices and four columns on larger devices.
Example of how 'Full width on smaller screens and four columns on larger' displays


Continue to learn how to create a great looking site with the other Content Block Templates.

 

 
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