The content of a page in Jupiter can have four layouts:
- Full Layout
- Right Layout
- Left Layout
- Full-Width Layout
The main difference between these three is that the full layout doesn’t have a sidebar while the right layout and left layouts have fixed sidebars on their respective sides.
In this article, we will look at the layouts one by one.
Full Layout
It makes the content full width and there are no sidebars. To see a demo of the full width page, click here.
Right Sidebar
It adds a right sidebar to your page. To see a demo of the right sidebar page, click here.
Left Sidebar
It adds a left sidebar to your page. To see a demo of the left sidebar page, click here.
Full-Width Layout
It has the same behavior as Full Layout making the content full width on your page. The only difference is Full Layout calculates the width and heights via JS, and Full Width Layout will let you render the full width page only via CSS.
It’s an improved version of Full Layout and does not use JS for making sections, rows full width.