Frame

A frame is a rectangular region that holds other objects (widgets and groups). It is the main “screen” or column inside the article.

Frame role

Set the frame role in properties:

• Frame — a normal container: bounds and grid for children; not used for viewport switching.
• Breakpoint — this frame is a responsive variant of the article; multiple breakpoints define adaptive layout. See Breakpoints.

Breakpoint frames expose width boundaries (on the scale) and Scalable — whether content scales inside the range.

Grid & look

Frames support a grid for aligning children and a background for the region. Some style controls are trimmed compared to widgets so decoration stays on content, not on every nested shell.

Typical use

Use separate frames for desktop / mobile (or other widths) and place article blocks inside. A regular Frame can sit inside a breakpoint — e.g. a column or card.