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The Block
Definition
A block contains any
number of elements.
It allows for intervention in a single operation: moving, deleting, cropping, appearance, etc.
The encapsulation of one or more elements in a block is essential for certain operations: fixed width, model, selectable ...
It allows for intervention in a single operation: moving, deleting, cropping, appearance, etc.
The encapsulation of one or more elements in a block is essential for certain operations: fixed width, model, selectable ...
Use
Create a block
1.
Encapsulate an
element in a block, it is bounded by a border of 1 pixel at its creation, to be
more identifiable.
2. Using drag and drop, bring the other elements in the block created.
2. Using drag and drop, bring the other elements in the block created.
Uncap content
1. Select the block
2. Click on the button "uncap"
3. The block no longer exists and the elements contained in this block become independent.
2. Click on the button "uncap"
3. The block no longer exists and the elements contained in this block become independent.
Drop-down content
If a block contains at least a title followed by another element, its content can be made drop-downable. At display time, the content will not be visible unless the visitor clicks the title to open it.
Stretch a block
A block can be stretched to take full available space in its cell, and it's content can be vertically positionned.
See flexible layout to learn more.
See also
