More Than One Block Inside a Column? How?

  • Resolved Grackle Design

    (@mikedark)


    4 years ago

    If you want to stack more than one block inside of a column, how do you do that?

    If I were to visualize this as code, it should look like this:

    <row>
    <column>
    <block>one</block>
    <block>two</block>
    <block>three</block>
    </column>
    <column>
    <block>one</block>
    <block>two</block>
    <block>three</block>
    </column>
    </row>

    I’ve been trying every which way but loose and all I can get it to do *at best* is in this format:

    <row>
    <column>
    <block>one</block>
    </column>
    <column>
    <block>one</block>
    </column>
    </row>
    <row>
    <column>
    <block>two</block>
    </column>
    <column>
    <block>two</block>
    </column>
    </row>
    <row>
    <column>
    <block>three</block>
    </column>
    <column>
    <block>three</block>
    </column>
    </row>

    Having it the first way is important for the order the blocks stack on mobile.

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  • Thread Starter Grackle Design

    (@mikedark)

    Note: the <tags> above is just a way to easily visualize, as if it were using shortcode.

    With the blocks all I can seem to do is click around like an imbecile. One would think it would be as simple as clicking the ‘+’ inside the column to open a new block there, but it won’t allow it. One block is all ya get!

    catacaustic

    (@catacaustic)

    When you’re in the column, click on the last block, and under the last menu item for that block, there’s the option to ‘Insert After’, which will let you add in the new block under the existing ones.

    Thread Starter Grackle Design

    (@mikedark)

    Thank you! That was just what I needed to know.

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