Hello Mikey,
I understand the challenge presented by the layout issue. While a grid component isn’t directly available, we can achieve the desired layout by combining styleboxes.
It’s worth noting that even if a grid component were in place, it would essentially represent a structured arrangement of styleboxes.
To simplify the process, we offer ready-to-use Templates
, particularly in your case those categorized under Page Layout
. I recommend selecting the Two Columns
template.
Here are the steps:
- Go to Templates, click the
Page Layout
category, and drag and drop theTwo Columns
template onto your canvas. - Once chosen, set its width to 100% and height to 80% of the canvas.
- You can then easily adjust the columns within to fit your needs, such as setting the first column width to 80% and the second column to 20%. For heights, both would take 100% of the parent stylebox.
- Lastly, add another stylebox underneath it with a width of 100% and a height of 20% of the canvas.
And you would get this layout:
Now, for your next inquiry regarding button alignments between the two main boxes:
- Delete the bottom box.
- Duplicate the first box created from the template.
- Change its height to 20% of the canvas.
- It will now contain only one button, aligning well with the buttons from the top box.
And you would get this layout:
Best regards,