Grid elements make it possible to divide your page into sections of different sizes. With the different column variants, page contents can be structured very well.

backend: grid elements

2 columns 1:2 – appearance default

Each column can be individually maintained with the content elements available again, with or without a heading, with different layouts, with or without an image, etc.

2 columns 2:1 – appearance white teaser

Each column can be individually maintained with the content elements available again, with or without a heading, with different layouts, with or without an image, etc.

2 columns 3:1 – appearance default

Each column can be individually maintained with the content elements available again, with or without a heading, with different layouts, with or without an image, etc.

2 columns 1:1 – appearance white teaser

Each column can be individually maintained with the content elements available again, with or without a heading, with different layouts, with or without an image, etc.

Unileben

3 columns – appearance default

Each column can be individually maintained with the content elements available again, with or without a heading, with different layouts, with or without an image, etc.

The BOKU

  • appearance: default means without a white teaser layered in the background

Heading

  • appearance: white teaser layered in the background
  • element: "text & images" with a heading given

Note

The BOKUweb has a responsive design. This means that the size and presentation of the website adapts to the characteristics of the respective end device. So it doesn't matter whether I use the website on a mobile device, on a tablet or at home on a PC or laptop – the display always adapts to the device.

Since tables often interfere with responsive design, it is advisable to largely avoid displaying content in tabular form. Of course, content such as research results can still be presented in tabular form. But you should avoid using tables to design the layout of the page and instead work with grid elements (column variants) for a clear page layout.