Containers
A container is a grid layout of the other components described in this section. The following illustration is an example of a two-column container; each column has a list of two articles.
You can have multiple rows inside a container, and each row can have up to four columns.
Open or create the item to which you want to add a container. The content edit page appears.
Toward the right of the widget, select |mi-more_horiz| > Overrides. A widget appears.
Expand Layout. Drop-down lists Above, Aside, and Below appear for the module's position. (For an illustration of these positions, see the diagram Examples of module placement.)
From one of the drop-down lists, select Replace. A drop-down list appears. (For an explanation of the possible selections for module placement, see Module placement.)
Click |mi-add_circle_outline|, and select Container Module. A form appears.
In the Title field, enter a title.
In the Description field, enter a description for the container.
Under Rows, click |mi-add_circle_outline|, and select the number of columns you want to include in this row. A form appears for each column.
For each column's form, do the following:
From Add, select the component you want to appear in the column. A form appears to design the component.
Complete the form.
Repeat steps a–b to add additional components to the column. Your form looks similar to the following:
Click Publish.