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Revision as of 22:27, 25 January 2021
Quickly customize your Letters by dragging structured pieces into your Letter Editor.
Containers
Containers create a vertical "structure" to your Letter by stacking columns are varying widths on top of one another.
Containers can also be rearranged in a Letter by dragging them vertically.
Once you have your Containers in place, you fill them with Components to create your Letter content.
Components
Components are convenient, pre-formatted text and image placeholders that are dragged into Containers to build your Letters.
Components can also be dragged into other Containers to rearrange your Letter content.
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A better visual understanding of the concept of Containers and Components is available as a part of The Basics Video Training Series. |
