Best Practice for overlapping containers

Hi team,

Attached is a screenshot of a homepage design I’ve mocked up. What is the best case practice for creating something like this so that it works well responsively?

For example

  • Is it best to use text margins, padding or something else to get the text to overlap the coloured text on the right? Or would I use the margin on the left column containers to push the entire container to overlap the right column color block?

  • How do I get the block color to be full screen to the top and right? I have my website set up as no container, but if I use the column container for the blue, it is still constrained by the row container so then I have white around the top and right side? If I set the section to blue then I have the same problem on the white side as I want the white side to be white to the full width of the left side of the screen.

  • What’s the best way to get the image large? I seem to always default to using the old graphic element as the new one, set to responsive, always make the image really small.

Note this is for a site that I’m working on locally, so don’t have a login and haven’t even set it up yet. Just wanting to get an idea of what the best practice is to get the overlap.

Thanks team!

Ashley

Hi Ashley,

Thank you for writing in,

Try applying a fixed width to your headline/text element so it will overflow on its column. Remember, you then need to use a custom CSS media query to reset this width with your page is viewed on mobile (smaller) devices.

To remove the white on the top of the column, please set your section’s padding-top to 0, to remove the white space on the sides, please turn Off the Global Container option of the ROW, then apply some side padding to your columns to give your content some room.

Make your natural image size double the size of its container, then control the max-width if its become too large, with this setup the responsive of the image in mobile will take care of itself.

Hope it helps,
Cheers!

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