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### enabled()
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To customize the grid layout, you can use the columns() method. This method allows you to configure the grid layout based on your needs.
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By default, the columns() method sets the grid to 2 columns. You can adjust the default column count or specify different column counts for different screen sizes by passing an array.
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You may use the columns() method to easily create a grid within the section
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By default, the plugin is disabled. You can enable it by calling the enabled() method. I strongly suggest enabling
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this plugin only in the local environment. You can achieve this by using the app()->environment() method. Additionally,
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the enabled() method also accepts a closure if you wish to enable the plugin based on a custom condition.
You may use the columns() method to easily create a grid within the section
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By default, the plugin is disabled. You can enable it by calling the enabled() method. I strongly suggest enabling
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this plugin only in the local environment. You can achieve this by using the app()->environment() method. Additionally,
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the enabled() method also accepts a closure if you wish to enable the plugin based on a custom condition.
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To customize the grid layout, you can use the columns() method. This method allows you to configure the grid layout based on your needs.
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By default, the columns() method sets the grid to 2 columns. You can adjust the default column count or specify different column counts for different screen sizes by passing an array.
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