Sorry just starting out with RSD and doing some preliminary going through the learning curve. So have some newbies...

1. I'm obviously missing something simple, I put a max-width none row in a column.
Then add a container with max-width none but it doesn't go 100% width.
I can set it fixed then remove the left auto in position, but can't get it for static?
I'm writing a Jquery function to toggle any menu like a UL, text links or buttons from a fixed icon on mobile - so wanted that full screen width option.

2. I can't seem to add any inline JS or for example span tags to the HREF without resorting to adding an HTML object. The program re-writes the flags etc. inside the anchors, any way around that so you can take advantage of the design elements?

3. There seems to be missing a way to add text-align center to the UL, the typography dialogue is missing for that option when going that route for centering.

Hi Alter,
1. How many spans do you have it set for?
2. Possibly use JQuery get what you need.
3. Set the li item to align center and use a class so you can assign it to the others.

Hey Eric,
I actually did the same as you did for CC but for Web Studio: WSnext
Might be some snippets I wrote on there you may like?

1. I believe I had in there the default 12 spans when I tried it.

2. Yeah but there are a few CSS tricks you can do with adding a span in the anchor for icons without using the slower loading font icons for example, and inline JS is extremely handy for MO effects or writing custom audio players etc. with simple inline without loading the Jquery library in the footer.
I should add this to suggestions I guess, if there isn't a way as yet. It looks like they are trying to protect the link syntax

3. That limits some design options but I might have figured a way around that one using flex:
For the UL go to position and in DISPLAY select FLEX, then in FLEXBOX align self to center.

By the way got #1.
I must have had some errant padding in there or something?
For some reason that day the execution wasn't loading properly until I did a cold boot too... I'm going with that.

Thanks for the suggestions Eric, appreciate the help.