> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.themeware.design/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.themeware.design/additional-features/custom-fields/categories/columns-per-row.md).

# Columns per row

With this group of category custom fields you define, per breakpoint, how many product columns per row are displayed in the listing of this category. This lets you override the global theme configuration specifically for individual categories.

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**Tip**: General or global settings can be found in the theme configuration.
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## Custom fields

You can find the "Columns per row" custom fields in the respective category:

> Tab "General" ⇒ Block "Custom fields" ⇒ Tab (Set) "Categories (ThemeWare® ... Pro)"

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There is a separate selection field per breakpoint:

* **Columns per row – Phone (portrait) (<576px)** – default: 1
* **Columns per row – Phone (landscape) (≥576px)** – default: 2
* **Columns per row – Tablet (portrait) (≥768px)** – default: 2
* **Columns per row – Tablet (landscape) (≥992px)** – default: 3 (2 with sidebar)
* **Columns per row – Desktop (≥1200px)** – default: 4 (3 with sidebar)

Each field offers the "inherit from theme configuration" option as well as the available column counts.

**Type**: Selection

**Technical name**:\
`twt_{theme}_{edition}_custom_field__category__product_listing_columns_xs` (Phone portrait) `…_sm` (Phone landscape) · `…_md` (Tablet portrait) · `…_lg` (Tablet landscape) · `…_xl` (Desktop)

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## Theme configuration

You can find the general (global) settings in the theme configuration:

> Tab "Listing pages" => Block "Layout (Layout type ...)" => Section "Columns per row" / "Columns per row (with Sidebar)"


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