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FLEX Introduction
Welcome To FLEX Mode
Flex mode offers an exciting new way of designing responsive sections and pages. New inline editing technology allows pixel-perfect accuracy for any element, and offers control of breakpoints.
Flex is seamlessly integrated into the builder and can be used in individual sections of a site or used throughout an entire site build. This type of integration allows users to choose when elements are best arranged in a responsive layout and when it’s not needed; as Flex sections can be mixed and matched with standard rows at will. Integrating Flex into the builder as an optional editing mode also allows longtime users the ability to learn to use Flex at whatever pace you prefer, rather than forcing an editor change all at once.
In this article, we will show you how to add a Flex section to a site, and provide an overview of the components of a Flex section.
Introduction
Flex is seamlessly integrated into the builder and can be used in individual sections of a site or used throughout an entire site build.
FLEX Editor Tour
Hover between rows, and click the Add Section Button. Select the “Flex Sections” category. Choose a Flex Section (choose from a pre-designed section or a blank section). Click Save in the top menu.
Boxes & Columns
There are three main areas to work within Flex: the Advanced Grid, Flex Columns, and Flexboxes.
Advanced Grids
Advanced grids are best used for free-form compositions. Use advanced grids when you want to include non-linear compositions or overlapping objects.
Example Layout
Now that you've learned about the Flex editor, let's see an example
Tips & Conclusions
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