When working on an Engage Component panel you can re-order the elements after you've added content.
This works for both vertical and horizontal order.
It's also great if you need to add a new element into the middle of a layout at a later time. Just add the new content below the existing conten then move (reorder) it to the position where it needs to be.

Enjoy quick access to menu items, the container inspector options and more!
Steps to move elements toward the back or the front of a Page in Claro.
As you add elements to a Page in Claro the most recent element is added at the top of the page above previously-added elements.
You can move elements toward the front or back of the page one position at a time or completely to the front or back position.
Steps on how to resize any Engage Component in Claro.
Resize a Tabset, Accordion, Steps, Carousel, Reveal, Tile Card, Flip Card, Scenario, Card Sets, Video Playlists, Panel, Card, Callouts, Billboard, and inline questions.
The components on the Engage tab allow you to add several different layouts to any tab or component.
These default layouts offer up to three columns, since these are the most typically-required types of layouts.
Need more columns? You can customize the sizing of the elements in a layout to allow more elements in the same horizontal row.
An important concept to understand is that responsive design measures width in 12ths.
Something full-width is 12/12ths wide, something half-width is 6/12...
Can you explain more the interactive components under the Engage tab?
Hi, I was wondering if there was a way to customize the Timeline within Flow. I am trying to add a border colour to the boxes. If there isn't a feature already existing for that. Is it possible to add my own custom CSS to modify its appearance?
You can have Elements on any Page targeting multiple learning audiences or contexts
Steps on how to resize any Engage Element in Claro.
Resize a Tabset, Accordion, Steps, Carousel, Reveal, Tile Card, Flip Card, Scenario, Card Sets, Video Playlists, Panel, Card, Callouts, Billboard, and inline questions.
Quickly narrow down content searches and even save your favourite Custom filter settings for re-use
I was wondering if it was possible to put an input on top of an image?
I wanted to emulate a learner's experience on a website. One part of the learner's experience would be to search something.
I wanted to know if I could put a text input on top of the image where the learner would need to search.
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