Drag & Drop: Changing The Properties of a Row

Drag & Drop: Changing The Properties of a Row

First mouse over an area of the stage that is free of message content. (outside of the content area)

Then, click to select it.

​The right side of the editor will now show you some properties that apply to the entire row (e.g. background color) and some that apply to each column in the row. A row may contain as many as 4 columns.

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• Background color for that column
• Padding settings (for all sides or for each side)
• Border settings (for all sides or for each side)
  

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