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# CMS Row and Column

# Getting Started

Add a CMS row and column to display CMS elements on your website. This article outlines the complete process for adding a CMS row with a column to your site. Let’s explore the steps.

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# Add CMS Row with Column

|| ⬇️ To add a CMS Row with a column, you should follow these steps



⬇️ Click on **Add New Section**

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⬇️ Select **CMS Row with Columns. **You can choose a **CMS Row** from some options with **different numbers of columns**. Note, you can customize the number of columns later.

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|| ⚠️ Remember to select a **CMS Row with Column** to use **CMS Features**


⬇️ You can now **add elements** into the **CMS Row** and **display data** in them directly from your CMS **sources**. Here is a sample:


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And as always, if you need further assistance, reach out to the support team.

Cheers!

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# Related articles

[Section, Container and Element](https://help.dorik.com/en/article/section-container-and-element-1o4131s/)

[Linking an element with a blog post](https://help.dorik.com/en/article/linking-an-element-with-a-blog-post-n4z2uj/)