The “in container” row type will constrain the background layer as well as the content. This row type also adds a small bit of bottom margin by default, so if you’re looking to make your rows flush against each other, use one of the other two types.
This is a row set to the “Full Width Content” type with a background color. It allows both the row background and any content inside it to display the full width of the browser window.
Column Margin #
The column margin allows you to define the amount of spacing between each of the columns in your row.
Equal Height #
Allows you to keep the columns within your row at an equal height regardless of how much content is in them. To make this noticeable, a background of some sort would need to be set on the column. You can also choose how the shorter content will be aligned (top,middle,bottom).
Allows you to control the direction in which your columns will flow in the document. This option can be set to a different value for desktop/tablet/smartphone displays, which opens up powerful layout possibilities.
This will cause your row to automatically scale to the height of the browser window. When using this option, there’s no need to set any padding for the top/bottom of your row, as doing so will increase the height of your row beyond the height of the browser window.
