Drag & Drop: Working With Borders

Drag & Drop: Working With Borders

For content elements where you can set a border, you have the option to do so for all sides at once, or for each side individually. This option allows for great flexibility in designing the look and feel of your email message.

To adjust the border of an element: 
1. Select the non-content area (to the left or right of the content)

2. Scroll down to view Column Properties

3. Adjust the Border 

Note: Borders are applied to columns, not rows. If you have several elements in your row and want to add a border to multiple elements you will need to change the column to the element you are targeting.

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