Structure

Last modified: August 20, 2024

Introduction

Structure widgets provide structure to your page’s content.

  • Layout grid – gives structure to your pages, has a built-in behavior to show how a page will look like on different devices:

    Layout Grid Example

  • Container – a layout element where you can place a widget or a group of widgets and simultaneously style, drag or delete them:

    Container Example

  • Group box – groups widgets together, can be configured to collapse or expand with all elements inside it:

    Group Box Example

  • Tab container – shows information categorized into tabs:

    Tab Container Example

  • Scroll Container – divides layout into regions, such as a header, sidebar, or footer. In the example below a scroll container is used to structure a pop-up page layout with a header and a footer:

    Scroll Container Example

  • Table – consists of a number of rows and columns; each table cell can contain widgets. In the example below, some table cells contain widgets and some are still empty:

    Table Example

  • Navigation list – allows you to select a separate on-click action for each row of this widget:

    Navigation List Example

  • Snippet Call – allows you to use a snippet on another snippet, a page, or a layout

Performing Basic Functions

For more information on how to add widgets to a page, view their properties, and arrange them, see Adding Elements on a Page, Viewing Element Properties, and Arranging Elements on a Page sections in Page.

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