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The Box element is one of the most important layout tools in LanderLab. It allows you to group, organize, and control elements more precisely inside your page.

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What is a Box?

A Box is a container that holds other elements inside it. You can place inside a box:
  • Text
  • Images
  • Buttons
  • Lists
  • Other boxes
👉 Think of it as a wrapper that helps you structure your content.
Important Notes
  • Boxes are essential for structuring layouts
  • You can nest boxes for more flexibility
  • They help solve most alignment and spacing issues

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How to Add a Box

  • Open the left sidebar
  • Go to Layout
  • Drag Box into a section or column

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Why Boxes Are Important

Boxes give you more control over how elements are arranged. You use them to:
  • Group related elements together
  • Align elements properly
  • Create more advanced layouts
  • Fine-tune spacing and positioning
👉 Most detailed layouts rely on boxes to work correctly.

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How Boxes Work

Structure example:
Section → Columns → Box → Elements
  • A box sits inside columns or sections
  • Elements go inside the box
  • You can place boxes inside other boxes for more control

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Layout Control

With a box selected, you can control:
  • Direction → Row or column layout
  • Alignment → Position elements (left, center, right)
  • Distribution → Space elements evenly
  • Gap → Space between elements
This is where most layout adjustments happen.

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Styling Options

Boxes also support:
  • Backgrounds (color or gradient)
  • Spacing (padding & margin)
  • Borders and radius
  • Shadows
  • Width and height