Emilia Rose

Docking an element "locks" it to a specific side or corner of its parent container. Combined with margins, this gives you precise control over an element’s position relative to its parent, even as the screen size changes. This prevents elements from drifting or overlapping.

Docking an element "locks" it to a specific side or corner of its parent container. Combined with margins, this gives you precise control over an element’s position relative to its parent, even as the screen size changes. This prevents elements from drifting or overlapping.

This one’s a total game-changer for anyone using bookings. Now, with service add-ons, you can let clients add extras like “false lashes” or “touch-up kit” right when they book.