Why does the merge function in Quick Stack only work with two or more rows in Webflow?
TL;DR
- The Merge function in Webflow’s Quick Stack requires at least two rows to combine elements; it remains inactive if only one row exists.
- To enable merging, add extra rows or manually adjust the layout using Flexbox or CSS grid.
The Merge function in Webflow’s Quick Stack only works when there are two or more rows because merging fundamentally requires at least two elements to combine them into a single stack. If there's only one row, there’s nothing to merge, so the function remains inactive.
1. How the Merge Function Works
- Merging rows in Quick Stack creates a single row by combining its child elements.
- If only one row exists, there are no additional elements to merge into it.
2. Why Two or More Rows Are Required
- The function is designed to reduce multiple rows down into a single row.
- Webflow disables the Merge function unless more than one row exists, preventing unnecessary or redundant merges.
3. What to Do If You Have One Row
- Add extra rows before merging.
- Manually adjust the layout using Flexbox or CSS grid if needed.
Summary
The Merge function in Quick Stack only activates when two or more rows exist because merging requires multiple elements. If there’s only one row, Webflow prevents the function from being used. Add more rows first to enable merging.