Before you change the width and vertical alignment of screen components, be mindful
that the style settings aren't responsive to screen size. Also understand how to lay
out components of different heights. Finally, understand when to use sections and blank Display
Text components.
Component width and vertical alignment aren't responsive to screen size. For example, if
you set your component width to 3 of 12, it stays at that width even on full-sized
screens.
To move components to the next line on the screen, either add them to their own sections
or use blank Display Text components.
When you apply width and vertical alignment settings to a Repeater component, the
settings apply to the Repeater instance, not to the entire Repeater container.
If a component is taller than the components next to it, shorter components don't stack
vertically. Instead, the shorter components move to the next row. For example, after
arranging the Address and Date & Time components side by side, the next Text component
appears below the Address component.
Flow screen components inherit styling and layout from the hosting site framework. As a
result, the same screen flow may appear different on an Aura-based Experience Cloud site
than on a Lightning Web Runtime (LWR)-based site. The information displayed and underlying
functionality remain identical across sites.
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