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Container Snippet

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Container snippets help to create complex layouts. You can add all Webmag snippets within the container blocks.


Example of a container snippet with two containers blocks



Content


  1. Container snippets
  2. Container sizes
  3. Align container blocks
  4. Vertical alignment
  5. Padding
  6. Background Colour
  7. Position



Container snippets


Currently we have container snippets with 2, 3, 4 and 6 container blocks. Each container block can be resized for different screen sizes.




Container sizes


Our grid system is defined by 12 columns across a page. You can set adjust size of the containers for 5 different screen sizes.


  • Extra small <576px
  • Small ≥576px
  • Medium ≥768px
  • Large ≥992px
  • Extra large ≥1200px



Settings of a container snippet with two container blocks. The blocks have a width of 100% (12/12) on screens smaller than 576px and a width of 50% (6/12) on screens bigger that 768px



Align container blocks


With the alignment options of the container snippet you can change the alignment of the container blocks on the x-axis.



justify-content-between: The blocks are evenly distributed in the line; the first item is in the start line, the last item in the end line


justify-content-around: The blocks are evenly distributed in the line, with equal space around them


justify-content-center: The blocks are centred along the line


justify-content-right: The blocks are packed towards the right end line


justify-content-left: The blocks are packed towards the left end line


Vertical alignment


Each container block can be aligned vertically. You can set one of the following options:


  • top
  • center
  • bottom
  • stretch





Padding


Change the padding of each container block to add different sizes of whitespace.





Background Colour


You can set the background colour of a container block. Works best together with a custom padding.






Position


If a container block is set to position: sticky, it will stick to the top of the page if another container has a height greater then the window height.




Updated on: 15/05/2023

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