Hey everyone! I have a problem with a grid I'm trying to create - as you can see it has 3 columns but I'd love them to start at the same point, rather than be centered based on the longest one. This is using the grid layout from Craft (so it turns from grid to flex at 767), but I can't see how to "top align" (probably not the right word, but hopefully you get what I mean) all the individual boxes. Any help would be super welcome! Thank you so much!
I have a folder called Article, and I was thinking I would have another one inside it for 2025 and inside that I would have pages, but something went super wrong!
My thinking was that I could have sub-folders for each year for my posts (I don't like/can't afford any of the CMS options I've looked at, so I wanted to create a hierarchy inside Webstudio to have them all as pages), hence creating nested folders.
And that's where it all went wonky!
I was thinking that I could have /articles/2025/[name of the post], but apparently, I was super wrong! I'd love to correct it, but now I can't click on the 3 dot menu on anything (page or folder) to delete anything. I've refreshed the page, opened my project in another tab, and I still can't seem to fix it! Ummm, help (and sorry)!
I'm about a week into Webstudio, so I'm super new and apologize if this is a really simple question: I'm coming from WP (+ Elementor, no-judgment please, I'm trying to leave!) and in that, I can specify the date that a page was created (even if it's before today).
Can I do the same thing in Webstudio, and if so, could some point me in the direction of a handy help section please? I've searched (here, Google, Git) and I can't seem to find anything that's not relating to a CMS (which I'm not talking about, I'm talking about actual pages not a CMS integration).
I'm wondering if it has something to do with the "Custom Metadata" section in the page settings, but I don't have a clue how to set this in the body or page so that I can pick it up in the Custom Metadata.
Like I said, I'm super new and still finding my feet!
