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12-06-2024 08:21 AM
Is there a way to make the content cards 2 cards wide vs. 3 cards wide, without custom CSS?
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12-06-2024 10:04 PM
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12-07-2024 04:04 AM
Hello @BrandonY
Is this related to the selection of containers in portal design?
If yes, portal pages use built-in Bootstrap grid features, where each row can have a maximum of 12 columns.
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12-07-2024 07:38 AM
I'm a UX Designer, and I'm hitting some red tape. I don't like how the 3-column text gets truncated, so I want to widen the content cards. Since it's built on bootstrap, I figured | 4 | 4 | 4 | layout would achieve it.
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12-08-2024 12:01 AM
Hello @BrandonY
To make the content cards display two per row, adjust the Bootstrap grid layout in the portal's Page Designer. Set each card's column width to 6 (| 6 | 6 |), as rows in Bootstrap are divided into 12 columns. This change aligns with ServiceNow's built-in framework and doesn’t require custom CSS.
Here's an example from Page Designer showing how to set the column width:
- Press ctrl + alt placing the cursor above any widget in page
- Select page in designer
- In page designer select container and then the desired layout. 6|6 for two columns.
- Add the desired widget in the container. Same will be reflected in portal page.
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