Jarek Toro

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The image you posted, is that suppose to be for xs,sm,md,lg?

Thank you for posting the inspector very helpful I understand the issue. So because it's in xs mode the Column takes the full width. That is working right and is...

# Not the best picture in the world lol Blue is the ResponsiveLayoutContainer Green is the Row Red is the Column Purple Is the component of the Column.

So the caption is set on the Column which is taking up the full width. If you move the Caption to the Component within the Column you will be good.

Sorry I dont know how I missed this. You said "are set to 0 for screen sizes where they should not appear" that is not the proper way to hide...

Actually What is the purpose of these lines? The reason I ask is because Columns usally have a componant inside of them. ``` nestedLayoutRow.addColumn().withDisplayRules(0, 0, 6, 4); ``` Depending on...

``` public void test(){ ResponsiveLayout nestedLayout = new ResponsiveLayout(); ResponsiveRow nestedRow = nestedLayout.addRow().withAlignment(Alignment.MIDDLE_CENTER); nestedRow.setSizeFull(); nestedRow.addColumn().withDisplayRules(12, 12, 6, 6).withComponent(createInnerNestedLayout(cbTopic, false, true)); nestedRow.addColumn().withDisplayRules(12, 12, 6, 6).withComponent(createInnerNestedLayout(cbDocument, true, true)); nestedRow.setDefaultComponentAlignment(Alignment.MIDDLE_CENTER); nestedRow.setSpacing(true); } public...

I believe that there was just miscommunication from the api of how they work together. Its hard to say exactly how it should be structured because I don't know exactly...

You could give this a try if you want. Again I don't know what you want the layout to look like exaclty. Try adding the Components Directly withCenteredLayout instead nesting...