How (& When) to Use Inner & Outer Containers in GenerateBlocks

[@jose.fonterosa]

I finally understood the concept of inner and outer container.
A clear and practical explanation.
Thanks Adam.

[@adamwrightdesign]

Much appreciated! Glad it was helpful!

[@theartistinus]

Hi Adam, thank you so much for your video. Could you add a vidoe explaining all the options that a container has? Layout, block aligment, flex child, etc? I would really apppreciate it. Thank you.

[@faouzseo3748]

Great job !

[@danielrios8649]

Thanks for sharing. This is super helpful Adam.

[@christophenicolas127]

Excellent. These techniques are so useful.

[@adamwrightdesign]

Wohooo! 🙌

[@TomBoyNI]

Great stuff. Thanks.

[@MultiDigiHub]

Hello sir .. I'm from India, You are really creating great videos.. Thank You so much for your great contents. Please create all videos of generapress + generateblock as soon as possible...Pllzzz❤❤

[@jimmartin6371]

Super helpful! Thank you dude! 😁❤️

[@greecejoy]

Thank you for the video. Simple and easy to understand a critical topic.

[@steffox6362]

Super helpful video, Thank you! One question: You say, that you always set the padding on the outer container, never on the inner one. I do it the other way around. Is there any advantage to setting the padding on the outer container rather than on the inner?

[@adamwrightdesign]

Great question! I don't think there's a big difference, really. That's just my personal preference.

[@suchomil1]

Hey, Adam,
Do you also use a customizer to set up where you can specify the margins, or is there a 0 and you only control the content with containers?

[@adamwrightdesign]

I really just use containers to control my content width and margins.

[@suchomil1]

@@adamwrightdesign I see, so the setting in customization is 0 for all sides. OK?