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00:09 so some people get a little confused
00:11 because um you know what is a one-column
00:15 versus a container right and so
00:18 essentially it has to do with just the
00:20 ease of sizing your content okay um with
00:23 the container you could use swatches to
00:24 you know constrain the width or make
00:27 some changes to the width but the
00:29 one-call makes it really simple because
00:31 it already has some sizing baked in and
00:34 has all the sizes that we have from all
00:35 the other columns so let's say for
00:37 example on this particular column I
00:39 wanted it the content to be 50% with now
00:42 a lot of times what people will do is
00:43 they'll add a two column to the page and
00:45 then they'll just leave column two blank
00:48 you could do that right it does add a
00:51 little bit extra code to the page
00:52 because it has to have the code for the
00:54 second column but it's not the end of
00:56 the world um but this is a better way
00:58 right you simply have a one column you
01:00 constrain the width to 50% and you're
01:03 done and you can all see you know
01:04 obviously you can change the sizing
01:06 based on medium and large
01:08 um you can also add some padding and
01:10 gutters to it and then you can also
01:13 change the horizontal alignment so if we
01:15 wanted it to be 50% but centered um
01:18 that's really easy to do because we just
01:21 set the horizontal alignment to centered
01:22 and now I have a piece of content that
01:25 is 50% with but directly in the center
01:28 right so really simple there um and then
01:31 just like all the other columns we have
01:32 the content alignment and visibility
01:34 settings and whatnot but I thought this
01:36 would just be a really quick easy way to
01:38 UM show you why you would use one column
01:41 stack um and how in certain cases it is
01:44 actually very convenient
01:55 you