Using a Container in a Page
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Container element

Note: The information on this article applies only to Web Pages' visualizations.

A Visualization always requires a Container element to wrap any element or Widget (either one or many) but you cannot wrap a Container within another Container.

On a Container Element, you can define up to 4 Columns and also set different widths for each of these Columns. This gives you the possibility to achieve a wide variety of layouts. These Columns behave differently according to the screen size (such as mobile screens).

This is how our grid system adapts, according to screen's size:

Large screens (≥1200px)

Medium screens (≥992px)

Small screens (≥768px)

Extra small screens (<768px)

Column behavior

Horizontal

Vertical (stacked)

Container width

1170px

970px

750px

Auto (100%)

Gutter width

30px (15px on each side of a column)

Here you can see an example of the grid system in action and how the columns stack on smaller screens:

Please see the following figure to learn how to add a container, set up the number of columns and customize the width of each column in a Visualization:

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