1 Introduction
A container is a layout element that can be used to simultaneously style, hide, drag, or delete a group of widgets placed in it:
In a browser, it is rendered as a simple div element by default. It is also possible to render a container as one of HTML5 semantic elements (for example, section, main, article, nav).
2 Properties
An example of container properties is represented in the image below:
Container properties consist of the following sections:
2.1 Accessibility
2.1.1 Hide for Screen Readers
This property specifies whether to hide the container from screen readers or not.
The container should not have any focusable elements inside such as input widgets, links, or buttons. These elements will cause the container to be announced by screen readers.
2.2 Common Section
For more information on properties in this section, see the Common Section section in Properties Common in the Page Editor.
2.3 Design Properties Section
The Design Properties allow you to change spacing and alignment of the widget and hide it on phone, tablet, or desktop, if needed. Design properties may vary depending on the type of the widget. For example, for the text widget you can change its font weight, color, alignment, and letter case.
2.4 General Section
2.4.1 Render Mode
The Render mode determines which HTML5 tag will be used to show the container in the web browser.
| Value | HTML Tag |
|---|---|
| Div (default) | div |
| Section | section |
| Article | article |
| Header | header |
| Footer | footer |
| Main | main |
| Nav | nav |
| Aside | aside |
| Hgroup | hgroup |
| Address | address |
2.5 Events Section
2.5.1 On-Click
The On-click property specifies the action that will be executed when the user clicks the container (either with with their mouse cursor or by pressing the Enter or Space keys when the container is in focus).
For more information on properties of this section, see the Event Actions section of On Click Event & Events Section.
2.6 Visibility Section
Visibility determines whether a widget is displayed to the end-user as part of the page.
For more information on properties of this section, see the Visibility Section section in Properties Common in the Page Editor.