Welcome to Fuel v4

Each content group on the home page should end up in a section like this one.

You can set each section to the contain class and place your elements using current CSS positioning methods.

If you need to position elements absolutely within the padded space of this section, you will need to create a container div in this section and set it's position to relative.

Make sure when setting the padding of a contain or grid element that you do not use the css shorthand padding attribute. Rather use the individual padding-top and padding-bottom attributes so that you do not override the contain spacing, unless of course that is your intent.

Each content group on the home page should end up in a section like this one.

You can set each section to the grid class and place your elements using CSS grid layout methods. However, it is recommended that you don't use grid yet because IE11 has some major restrictions and requires extra declarations to work properly.