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    What is a Gatsby container?

    A Gatsby container is a layout element used in Gatsby websites to hold and organize content on a page. It acts like a box that wraps around text, images, or other components to keep them neatly arranged. Containers help control the width, spacing, and alignment of the content inside, so everything looks balanced and clean. Containers help you create responsive pages that look good on phones, tablets, and computers.

    How to use a Gatsby container?

    To use a Gatsby container, you create a wrapper component in your code that holds your page content. This container can be a simple div or a special component with styling to control width and padding. You write your page elements inside the container so they stay within set limits and don’t stretch too wide. Many Gatsby projects use libraries such as Bootstrap or Material-UI. These libraries include built-in container components. You just import the container and wrap your content with it. This helps your layout stay consistent and easy to manage.

    How to style a Gatsby container?

    Styling a Gatsby container means setting rules for its size, spacing, and background. You can use CSS, CSS modules, or styled-components to make the container a fixed width or set it to fill the screen but keep some padding. You might center the container on the page or add margins to separate it from other parts. Styling also helps the container respond to different screen sizes so the content looks good on mobiles and desktops. Clear, simple styles for containers keep pages neat and user-friendly.

    How to build a Gatsby container using Purecode AI?

    To build a Gatsby container using PureCode AI, first go to the PureCode AI website. In the prompt box, write what kind of container you want. For example, you can say, “I want a responsive container for my Gatsby site that centers content and has padding.” PureCode AI will then generate the code based on your request. Once the container design appears, look it over carefully. If you like how it looks, click the “Copy Code” button. Then, paste the code into your Gatsby project where you want the container to appear. When asking for a container, it helps to be clear about how you want it to behave. For example, do you want it to be full width, fixed width, or centered? Should it have some space inside called padding? PureCode AI can use your words to make a container that fits your needs. After you paste the code into your project, check your site to see if the container works well on different screen sizes like phones or computers. Sometimes you might want to tweak the styles a bit for your project’s look and feel. This step makes sure your container looks great and works smoothly on your Gatsby website.

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