Fluid box wrapping

Hi Kimberly,

in my experience the Wrap Options (like Symmetrical) only really work with further nested Fluid Boxes. Meaning you have to create an outer Fluid Box with the Wrap Option Symmetrical, and in this one you nest in your case further 8 Fluid Boxes, for each circle a seperate Fluid Box. That will work:

 Greetings, Klaus

The first thing you want to look at is the wrap option percentage. You can set this on the top parent fluid box. The idea is that if you set the wrap option percentage to 80% (as an example) when your screen size gets to 80% of what the desktop size is, the wrap to another row will occur. With eight objects in a fluid box and a wrap option percentage set at 80%, once you are down to approximately 80% of the size of the desktop view, the objects will split in two, and you will have four on one row and four on the next row. Symmetrical will always keep it equally divided if you have an even number of objects. If the objects are an odd number, symmetrical does the same as one row / one column. If you would like to have more control at what percentage various fluid boxes wrap at, open your preferences (Shift+F8) and select the Defaults Category. Then select Enable WrapPoint to set unique wrap point percentage values for each fluid box independently of one another. I find this gives you greater control over when various wraps occur.

How did you test and which version on which OS are you using?

If you have set this to Symmetrical, and you make the resolution smaller, two circles at a time will move down, ending up with 4 on top and 4 on bottom, but first you'll have 6 on top and 2 on bottom.