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How to Add and Organize Rows and Columns in BeaverBuilder

Learn how to structure your pages in BeaverBuilder using rows and columns for clean, responsive layouts.

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Page structure in BeaverBuilder is based on rows and columns, allowing you to control layout, spacing, and responsiveness. Here’s how to add and organize them effectively.

Step 1: Open a Page in BeaverBuilder

  • Log in to your WordPress dashboard.

  • Go to Pages > click Beaver Builder under the page you want to edit.

Step 2: Add a New Row

  • Click the blue plus (+) icon in the top-right corner.

  • Go to the Rows tab.

  • Choose a row layout:

    • 1 column for full-width content

    • 2 or more columns for side-by-side layouts (great for text + image or buttons)

  • Drag the row into your page where you’d like to place it.

Step 3: Add Modules to Columns

  • After placing your row, drag modules (like text, images, or buttons) into each column.

  • Each column can contain one or more modules.

Step 4: Adjust Column Widths

  • Click the wrench icon on a row to edit settings.

  • Under Column Settings, drag the divider handles to resize each column.

  • You can also enter percentages manually (e.g., 70% / 30%).

Step 5: Reorder or Duplicate Rows and Columns

  • Hover over a row or column to reveal move/duplicate icons.

  • Drag to reposition.

  • Use the duplicate icon to copy layouts quickly.

Step 6: Style and Customize

  • Click the wrench icon on any row or column to open settings.

  • Under the Style tab, you can customize:

    • Background color or image

    • Padding and margins

    • Responsive settings (mobile stacking, visibility)

Best Practices:

  • Use consistent padding for clean spacing.

  • Stack columns vertically on mobile for readability.

  • Use rows to separate distinct content sections (e.g., header, features, testimonials).

Step 7: Save and Publish

  • When you’re finished, click Done > Publish to make your layout live.

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