Columns vs. rows vs. grid – When to use which block

In this video, we will show you when to use columns, when to use rows and when to use the new Block Editor grid function to structure your website in the best possible way. We take a look at the different variants and discuss the respective advantages and disadvantages so that you can make the best decision for your web design. Whether you want to create simple layouts or complex, responsive designs – this video explains step by step how you can use these functions effectively!

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How do I build a sticky header?

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How do I create srcoll-to-top buttons?

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