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Hello, in this video, we are going to take a look at offsetting columns, so we have a look at what

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we've got so far to the total 12 spaces.

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And this is to this is too.

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This is too and then the six left over.

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But maybe we want to say a bit of a gap between these two.

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Maybe we want a space of green space and one gap we can do that really simply.

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So maybe we want to move this across.

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So the one you want to move.

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So if you want to speak to the space between this one and this one, you apply it to the wall on the

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wall because that's what you'll move in and anything else is moved accordingly because it is relative

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to what comes before it.

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And you can apply to the first and second one third.

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One last one doesn't really matter.

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OK, so you just offset and you put Dash then the breakpoint name again.

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If you're doing Target, for example, which will trickle up less overridden, then you don't put extra

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small anything if it's for small and medium.

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Large, I mean LG for large, excel for such a large, I mean extra large and XXL for X extra large.

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So and then you would put Dasch and then the amount of space that you want to move it across.

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I'm going to put it like this one for now between one and twelve.

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And there you go.

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It's moved it along roughly half of the width of one of these.

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Exactly two.

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It's got a whole width of one of them.

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And you can apply to as many as you want.

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So I could apply the same maybe for this one plus one here and maybe all apply something like that as

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well.

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There you go.

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So this has moved over a bit and then these have moved over a bit so that if you have any questions,

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feel free to call me a message.

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And that is how you offset columns.

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Really great for reorganizing your content.

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Look forward to seeing you in the next video.