Create a Two-Column Layout on a Document Page

 

FAQs: Reordering Rows and Columns in a Document

What functionality does this guide cover?

This section explains how to rearrange the layout of content within a document by moving the rows (containers) and columns to refine the document's visual structure and organization.

Why might I want to reorder rows and columns?

Reordering allows you to improve the document's flow - highlighting important blocks, balancing visual weight, and ensuring the layout supports readability and presentation goals.

What is the basic method for reordering content blocks?

Typically, you hover over a row or column and drag it to a new position. This drag-and-drop approach lets you rearrange containers or columns to customize your document layout precisely. You can also right click to reposition content up and down.

Can I move both rows and columns?

Yes - this feature supports reordering of both horizontal containers (rows) and vertical subdivisions (columns) within those rows, giving you flexible control over document structure.

Does this feature apply across all document layouts?

Yes - whether you’re working with single-column layouts or more complex multi-column formats, you can reposition both rows and columns to suit your layout needs. This does not apply to Canvas pages where there is no structured grid layout.

 

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Quick Summary Table

FAQ	Key Insight
Feature Overview	Lets you rearrange both rows and columns to customize document layout.
Why Use It	Supports better document flow, readability, and presentation.
How It Works	Drag rows or columns to reposition them within the layout.
Flexibility	Works in both single- and multi-column layouts.
Editor or Version Considerations	Some older documents may require edits to enable reordering capabilities.