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# Config Row / Column
Content management is a breeze with Fortuna and it requires absolutely no coding skills. Using a highly customized version of the Visual Composer plugin the theme offers a user-friendly Drag'n'Drop interface for easy page creation and editing. Follow these simple steps to create a Page with ultimator:
Step 1:Go to Pages > Add new in your Dashboard. Add a Title to your Page (top field).
Step 2:Switch to Backend Editor if you are currently under Classic Mode (button below Title field).
Step 3:Start adding page content by clicking on the Plus button or Add Element.
Step 4:The Add Element Popup appears, click on the first element to add a new Row to your page. A Row is the main building block of a page, you can split your Rows into Columns, place various elements into your rows, set Row Backgrounds, effects etc.
Step 5:Once you have the new Row added to your page you can split that Row into Columns to organize elements nicely in it. Once you split your Row into the column you can start adding different Page Elements to your columns.
**Row Settings (General)**
Click on the Edit Row button.
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