Multi-column content
With the multi-column content option, you can arrange content elements side by side (in two or three columns).
Positioning of content elements
Create or edit a content element. In the “Appearance” tab under “Frame”, select the desired position (Image 1).
Note
To better view the order of the content elements in the backend, we have switched to the “List” module.
Two-column content
The order of the content elements in the backend must be set so that they alternate between left and right (Image 2). This order must be followed to ensure the layout is displayed correctly in the frontend.
Three-column content
For three-column content, select the “frames” with "3 columns." The order of the content elements in the backend must be set so that they are alternately positioned on the left, centre, and right (Image 4).
Placeholders
If you have an incomplete "row" - meaning there are not two (or three for three-column content) column elements - insert an empty content element as a placeholder:
- After the last column element, create a new content element.
- In the “General” tab, set the following:
- In the “Type” field, select "Header"
- In the “Header” field, enter something like "(Placeholder)"
- For “Type”, choose "Hidden"
- In the “Appearance” tab, set the desired Frame.
Examples of multi-column content
You can find examples of 2-column and 3-column content on this page.