Catalog Builder Layout Behavior and CustomizationIssue After upgrading to Yokohama we note all catalog items description field appears in the middle to far right in the description area rather than to the left beside the icon image, see attached images.ReleaseYokohamaResolutionLayout Explanation - The first container holds the image, and the second container holds the description.- If the image container takes up size x, the description container will automatically occupy the remaining space (100 - x).- This setup ensures both containers fit into the same row without overflowing or breaking layout consistency. However, there is an important point to note:If the image does not completely occupy its container space (i.e., if the image is small or not present), there will be some empty space between the image and the description. This is because the containers are assigned based on dynamic calculations, not just fixed content size. Runtime Adjustment The layout is built to adjust automatically at runtime. For example:- If you remove the image from an item, the description container expands to use the full width.- This helps avoid blank spaces and ensures a smooth, user-friendly presentation. Visual Example Here is an illustration of the layout described above: What this shows:- The Icon/Image is placed on the left side.- The Description is placed to the right of the image.- Both are inside flexible containers that adjust based on the image’s size.- If the image is small or missing, the description may shift left. CSS Customization To further control how the image and description appear, you can modify one of the following CSS files:- sc_cat_only_v2.css- sc_cat_v2.cssThese files allow you to customize the layout, including shifting the description further to the left, regardless of the image size. Current CSS Behaviour In the default setup (referred to as the Y track), the layout is designed to:- Split two different pieces of information (image and description) into a single row.- The space taken by the image depends on its actual size. - The space taken by the container does not depend on the image size. If the image is small, the user will see white space inside the container. - Because of this, the position of the description can shift, based on how much space the image uses. Overriding the Default If you want to override this default behaviour, you can write your own CSS logic in either:- sc_cat_only_v2.css- sc_cat_v2.css