Hi, Scott!

Please, I wish to know what is a purpose af a container, because I do not find differences in use between column and row.

I would greatly appreciate if you could explain me what is the intended use of this container.

Thank you!

Hey there,

A container is just that a container. It is used to contain elements so you have better control over what they do.

For example: Let's say you want a row with a background color of blue, a column with a background color of yellow, and another pink background on top of the yellow. You would use a container element to achieve the pink background. This is a simple example of course but it shows one of the many uses a container can have.

Whenever you have an element or setting that you do not know what it does, or how it works, I recommend you add it to a layout and just play with it. This will give you a better understanding of it, as well as experience with the program itself.

I have created the above example in the attached RLM file. Take a look.

Excuse me, please, but I dont know what is a RLM file or how to open... My only software from CoffeCup is RED.

Please tell me how!

That file is for Responsive Layout Maker. However what Adam said is still true for both applications.