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# Element Layouts

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Adding the Layout

Customizing Layouts

Add elements directly to three customizable layouts - Grid, List, and Slider.

### Adding the Layouts

Start by adding one of these layouts from the Media Panel or the Global insert menu. Next, with the grid/slider/list selected, click on "Add Elements" option from the right side contextual panel.

Add images, textboxes, video and embeds like form etc.To add products, search for the product using a URL or via the Google product feed that is integrated with Maker and click to add the products to the new layout. As you continue to add more elements, the layout will automatically adjust to accommodate them.

Note : To integrate your google product feed with your account, Maker will need access to the product feed URL provided to Google Ads. It should be a public link with .xml or .csv extension.

Once the elements are added, you can customize them or apply templates using the contextual panel.

Once you've added the elements, you can customize the layout of these elements by using the "Section" contextual panel on the right. A different grid type can be selected for each breakpoint. To change the layout type for each breakpoint use the dropdown menu and select one of the three - Grid, List, or Slider.

To re-order the elements, drag the elements up or down on the contextual panel, and to delete, simply click on the trash icon on the contextual panel.

Note- To learn more about product cards, click here and customizing sliders, click here


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