Embedded Container does not Split columns

[Paul Ryder1]

I have a catalog item that I would like to change the layout within a Container (Use for hiding multiple variables at once). 

For example I have Container 1 that is setup for single column format and I want to added a few variables, but with 2 columns set. 
I thought I would be able to embed another container in the middle of this and have it display 2 columns, but this is not working. 

From what I have found this doesn't seem to be supported, but cannot find anything in the documentation that states this. 

I have attached some example of the Catalog variables and the output.   If anyone has an answer that would be amazing, but else if I can find some info to confirm that this does not work would be good too. 

Paul

[Sandeep Rajput]

@Paul Ryder1 Is there any specific reason why you would like your Two column container to be a part of 1 column container? Can't the container 2 remain outside of container 1?

[Paul Ryder1]

Hi Sandeep, 

The customer is trying to replicate a form, which has mixed 2 and 1 column parts. 

I'm trying to be lazy and be able to hide the parent container in on UI Policy instead of either the 20 or 30 variables or the 5 or 6 Containers. 

I would have thought that the child container 'should' format as expected. 

Paul

[Sandeep Rajput]

@Paul Ryder1 Unfortunately, the 1 column container will not be able to hold another container with two column layout.

[Ankur Bawiskar]

@Paul Ryder1 

you should use 2 column layout for better UI experience

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