- Where to find it
- Labelled Add/Remove Column in the "Selected Column" section of the Modify drawer.
- Per device
- No — this setting has a single value that applies on every screen.
In plain English
A row is a horizontal band on your page, and a column is one slot inside that band. This setting is not a style at all — it adds and removes those slots.
"Copy To Right" makes an exact duplicate of the column you have selected, including its component and every style you have set on it, and drops the copy immediately to the right. It is the fastest way to build a set of matching cards or feature blocks: style one properly, then copy it as many times as you need and change only the text and images.
"Delete Column" removes the selected column and the component inside it from the row. The drawer closes because there is no longer anything selected.
When you would use it
- You need three feature cards that look identical apart from their words.
- You want a second column next to an existing one without restyling from scratch.
- A column is no longer needed and should come out of the row.
How to change it
- Click the column you want to copy or delete on the canvas.
- In the Modify drawer, open "Selected Column" and then "Add/Remove Column".
- Choose "Copy To Right" to duplicate, or "Delete Column" to remove.
- The change takes effect and saves to your draft straight away. There is nothing to confirm and no save button to press.
- If it was not what you wanted, click Undo — the counterclockwise arrow in the bar at the top of the composer.
Watch out for
- Deleting happens immediately and is saved, with no "are you sure?" step. If you removed the wrong column, click Undo in the top bar and it comes back.
- Undo history belongs to the composer session you have open, so reloading the page clears it. Undo first, then reload if you still need to.
- A copied column carries every per-device value with it. If the original was hidden on phones, so is the copy.
Related settings
Where to go next
- Back to the full attribute reference
- The Composer — the editing surface these settings live in.
- Publishing — how a change like this reaches your live site.