Tests Page Structure

Layout

Layout defines how content is arranged on a page. You can choose between single and double column structures to organize sections clearly and present information in a balanced, readable way.

Published 2026/04/15

1. Layout

Layout affects only how content is visually arranged on the page and does not affect how the page behaves.

Click the page to open its settings.
Click the page to open its settings.
Here you can edit the title and view layout, shuffling, and time limit setting
Here you can edit the title and view layout, shuffling, and time limit setting

1.1 Single Column

Single column → content in one vertical flow
Single column → content in one vertical flow
Questions are displayed in a single column, one below another, for a clear and focused view.
Questions are displayed in a single column, one below another, for a clear and focused view.

1.2. Double column layout (content is required)

Splits the page into two areas: one for content and one for questions.

Add content for the second column and choose its position to display it alongside the questions.
Add content for the second column and choose its position to display it alongside the questions.

You must enter content, which stays visible while answering questions.

You can choose where the content appears (left or right).

It is useful when

- Questions depend on a shared text, image, or instructions

- You want candidates to see content while answering

- You want to avoid switching between pages

Multi-column → content placed side by side

Content and questions are shown side by side for easier answering.
Content and questions are shown side by side for easier answering.