Stacks and Relative Positioning in Framer (Fundamentals Lesson 6)
Duration:
8:04
Description
Stacks in Framer let you create rows or columns that automatically align, distribute, and space themselves, just like auto-layout in Figma or flexbox in CSS. This tutorial shows you how stacks unlock relative positioning and responsive sizing options that make layouts bulletproof and flexible.
You'll learn when to use stacks (pretty much anytime you see evenly spaced elements), how to convert frames into stacks, and how relative positioning makes child layers flow naturally. The lesson covers all the essential stack properties: direction, distribution along the main axis, alignment on the cross axis, gaps, padding, and wrapping. You'll also discover tricks like using Shift+A to instantly fit content and how to apply stack layouts to entire breakpoint frames for easier section management.
