Add a Template Section to your Flow page

Flow pages have no fixed height. You can add as much content as you need or want.

This means you can use scrolling as a design experience.

You see this in many modern websites, or even in social media apps where scrolling is the basic way of navigating content.

This lesson shows how to add a Blank section template to a Page.

Steps to add a blank Header and Content section to a Flow Page.

The Header and Content layout has a Header field and single, full-page width body content field.

Quickly and easily add Elements to a Claro page or Sections to a Flow page

You can create a custom Section by starting with the Add a Blank Row option under the blue + sign at the bottom of your Flow Page then adding more Rows to that Section.

This lesson outlines how to add more Rows to the intial Section.

You can create your own custom Section layouts using the Add a Blank Row option available under the blue + sign at the bottom of a Flow page.

You start by adding the first Row you want to start with, then continue adding more Rows.

This lesson outlines how to do this.

Flow pages have no fixed height. You can add as much content as you need or want.

This means you can use scrolling as a design experience.

You see this in many modern websites, or even in social media apps where scrolling is the basic way of navigating content.

This lesson shows how to add a Blank section layout to a Page.

You can create your own custom Section layouts in Flow.

You start by adding the first Row you want then continue adding more Rows.

This lesson outlines how to do add the first row, an H1 header.

Steps to add a blank Header and Content section to a Flow Page.

The Header and Content layout has a Header field and single, full-page width body content field.

Speed up development time by using Baseline Projects as your own template library

How do I add Notes to a FLOW/Side Navigation Template? I want to mimic the feel of Instructor-Led Training lesson (the instructor notes being viewable to all) but using the FLOW responsiveness.
Thanks,
Ray