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  • There is a baseline element called Row. This one is what you should use to create any number of columns in your pages.

    Each column can then have any number of other elements, including text blocks, or images.

    Thread Starter mythusmage

    (@mythusmage)

    Now, how does Forge handle columns?

    If you need a more detailed explanation, here is the documentation:
    https://forgeplugin.com/docs-category/getting-started/

    Make sure to check the Managing Rows and Columns entry.

    Thread Starter mythusmage

    (@mythusmage)

    Interesting, the documentation speaks about how you use rows and columns but has nothing on how they work.

    Something tells me that what we’re dealing with here are table columns, and that uses HTML. I’m thinking more along the line of text columns, and that uses CSS.

    Plugin Author manuelvicedo

    (@manuelvicedo)

    If you are asking about the use of columns at the HTML level, they’re divs. In some cases, Forge uses flexbox to create equal height columns too.

    The documentation doesn’t specify how Forge creates the HTML for the columns because that’s something the average user shouldn’t concern himself with.

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