Skin form — Components tab — Layouts — Trees & grids

Select to use a mixin to define the appearance of this element. The Mixin field displays the name and a preview of the currently selected mixin. Click to select a different mixin from the list.

• Mixin overrides — Click Add mixin override to override a style set by the mixin:
  • Font — Select the font family. The font family defaults to (use overall), which is the font you specified in the Overall Font field at the top of the Mixins tab.
  • Font Size — Select the font size in pixels (px), points (pts), em (the current font size), or percentage (%).
  • Color — Enter a hexadecimal value (such as #3d3d3d) or click the box next to the field to Choose a Color.
  • Font Weight — Select a font weight from the list.
  • Text Decoration — Select a text decoration option from the list, if desired. For example, Underline. The blank selection indicates that no additional attributes are applied.
  • Transform Text — Select a text transformation option from the list, if desired. For example, Lowercase. The blank selection indicates that no additional attributes are applied.

• Additional styles — Add additional styles, specific to styling the text for this element, by specifying a CSS Attribute and Value. Specify only CSS related to text styles. Click Add additional styles to define another CSS attribute-value pair. Click delete to remove an additional style.

Select this check box to define a custom text format:

• Font — Select the font family. The font family defaults to (use overall), which is the font you specified in the Overall Font field at the top of the Mixins tab.
• Font Size — Select the font size in pixels (px), points (pts), em (the current font size), or percentage (%).
• Color — Enter a hexadecimal value (such as #3d3d3d) or click the box next to the field to Choose a Color.
• Font Weight — Select a font weight from the list.
• Text Decoration — Select a text decoration option from the list, if desired. For example, Underline. The blank selection is the default, for backward compatibility, and indicates that no additional attributes are applied.
• Transform Text — Select a text transformation option from the list, if desired. For example, Lowercase. The blank selection is the default, for backward compatibility, and indicates that no additional attributes are applied.

• Additional styles — Add additional styles, specific to styling the text for this element, by specifying a CSS Attribute and Value. Specify only CSS related to text styles. Click Add additional styles to define another CSS attribute-value pair. Click delete to remove an additional style.

Select to use a mixin to define the appearance of this element. The Mixin field displays the name and a preview of the currently selected mixin. Click to select a different mixin from the list.

If desired, you can specify the Top, Left, Right, or Bottom border as none, solid, dashed, or dotted , rather than inheriting the style from the selected mixin.

Select to define a custom border:

• Apply to all sides — select this checkbox to specify the same border style to the top, left, right, and bottom borders. Choose from none, solid, dashed, or dotted.
• If you clear the Apply to all sides checkbox, select a border style for the Top, Left, Right, and Bottom borders. For each of these borders, you can select none, solid, dashed, or dotted. Specify the pixel width and color of the border, if applicable.

Select to use a mixin to define the appearance of this element. The Mixin field displays the name and a preview of the currently selected mixin. Click to select a different mixin from the list.

• Additional styles — Add additional styles, specific to styling the text for this element, by specifying a CSS Attribute and Value. Specify only CSS related to text styles. Click Add additional styles to define another CSS attribute-value pair. Click delete to remove an additional style.

Select this check box to define a custom background: 

Select the background Type:

• none — Indicates no background color, similar to setting a transparent background.
• solid — Enter a hexadecimal value (such as #3d3d3d) or click the box next to the Color field to Choose a Color.
• gradient — Select the Direction in which you want to blend the background colors, horizontal or vertical. Specify the Start and Stop colors of the gradient. Specify a Backup color, in the event that the browser cannot render the gradient.

• image — Specify the following:
  • Background color — to use the background color specified in a mixin; choose obtained from mixin and then click to select the mixin. Alternatively, you can select custom color and enter the CSS hexadecimal value or click the box next to the field to Choose a Color.
    
  • Location — Enter the location of the file, including the relative path. For example, images/AlphaCorpLogo.png.
    To search for an image, click () to open the Image Catalog tool. Enter any portion of a file name (relative path, file name, or extension) in the Search box, and click Find. If you can’t find the image, make sure it is in the webwb directory.
  • Tile — Specify tile settings for the image. Select None if you want to use a single image; Horizontal if you want a row of images in the background; Vertical, if you want a column of images in the background, or Both, if you want rows and columns containing the image in the background.
  • Position — Specify the placement of the starting tiled image, for example, top left.

• Additional styles — Add additional styles, specific to styling the background for this element, by specifying a CSS Attribute and Value. Specify only CSS related to background styles. Click Add additional styles to define another CSS attribute-value pair. Click delete to remove an additional style.

Select this check box if you want to add a responsive breakpoint to your grid. When the screen size reduces to the dimensions that you specify, the grid's appearance changes, according to the options you select for the first, second, and third breakpoints.

See Grid layout - Presentation tab

Select the format that the grid should use when rendering at the dimensions specified for this breakpoint.

• Drop columns with importance ‘other’ — All columns in a harness or section grid that have the default Importance property of Other are removed from the grid when the screen size is less than the selected breakpoint.
• Transform to list — The contents of all columns in a harness or section grid that have the Importance property of Secondary are consolidated in a single-column "fat list" with their respective Primary column text appearing as a bolded heading. See Breakpoint2 (below) for the list options.
• Hide grid — The entire grid is hidden when the screen size is less than the selected breakpoint.

• max-width — Specify the maximum width at which the grid will display in the format you specified for this breakpoint.
• unit — Specify the unit of measurement for the width of the grid: px (pixels) or em (font size).
• min-width — Specify the minimum width at the grid will display in the format you specified for this breakpoint. Leave min-width empty when a range is not desired.
• unit — Specify the unit of measurement for the width of the grid: px (pixels) or em (font size).

• Add breakpoint — Select to add another responsive breakpoint.

  Clickto remove an additional breakpoint.

Typically, the second breakpoint determines the appearance of the primary and secondary cells when the grid becomes a "fat list". (You have the same options for dropping columns, transforming to a list, or hiding the grid as for Breakpoint1.)

• List Item — Changes the grid to a one-column list with the following options. Refer to Border settings above.
• List Item Bottom Spacing — The spacing in px (pixels), percent, or em (font size) from the base of the grid to the edge of the harness/section or next control.
• Primary Cell — Applies to the cells of the column marked Primary as it appears in the list. Refer to Border and Background settings above.
  • Background — Refer to Background settings above.
  • Border — Refer to Border settings above.
• Secondary Cell — Applies to the cells of the columns marked Secondary as they appear in the list.
  • Label position — Select None (no label) or Left.
  • Label width — Specify the label width and unit of measurement for the label width: px (pixels) or em (font size).
  • Label format — Choose from the available skin styles.
• max-width/unit — Refer to Breakpoint1 properties above.
• min-width/unit — Refer to Breakpoint1 properties above.

Typically, the third (and any other) breakpoints determine the final appearance of the grid or whether to hide it. (You have the same options for dropping columns, transforming to a list, or hiding the grid as for Breakpoint1 and Breakpoint2.)