Hello everyone I've already written tech support about this and I did see this was covered in the manual but long story short unfortunately both of those sources were not of any help. I'm a newbie and just purchased RED and I think it's a great program and I have been able to figure out what most elements do but there are still a couple of elements that perplex me. In RED what is the difference between a constrained row and a full-width row? Also, what's the difference between a wide column and wide column no gutter? Is it just that one has no gutter?

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Glad you found an answer Al,

You should share with the rest of the CC community as others may have been wondering the same thing.

Cheers

Hope this would cover it: http://www.coffeecup.com/help/articles/the-layout-tab/

But we're fully open to different explanations or posts so I am with Steve, please so share!

Here is what I was told:

The row types and explanations can be found here http://www.coffeecup.com/help/articles/the-layout-tab/ however the difference is simple. All that needs to be done is for you to test it out. Try this, add each of the row types to a project and the difference can easily be seen. See my screenshot below:

http://cl.ly/image/0n1p422p0x1Q/2015-05-05_10-41-17.png

You see how the constrained row is the same width as what we have set under Layout > Management > Width? So a constrained row will always be the width that is set there.

As to a full row, it takes up the full width of the screen. Same with full width and full width no gutter. The difference between the full width a full width no gutter can also be seen in the screenshot, there is a 20px gutter applied.