Working with containers
Most blocks hold one piece of content, a heading, an image or a button. A container is different. It holds other blocks inside it and arranges them, so you position and style the group as one.
There are three containers, Grid, Stack and Tabs.
Grouping blocks
A container groups several blocks into one unit. Give the container a background, a border or padding and the whole group takes it.
Grid and stack containers
Grid
Tab containers
Tabs organize content into labelled panels that a visitor switches between by clicking a label. Only one panel shows at a time, so a set of tabs takes the vertical space of its longest panel rather than the space of all of them. Tabs suit parallel content, such as a feature comparison or one set of instructions per platform.
Tab labels
Each tab carries a short label and an optional icon. The label is what a visitor clicks to reveal the panel behind it.