A granite cliff above a river, with conifers along both banks

Over, not beside

This block starts at column six and row four. The picture runs from column one to nine and row one to six. They share the overlap because both were told to, not because one was dragged.

A panel breaking out

Two items in one cell paint in document order, so the lift class says which is on top out loud. Reorder this markup to read better aloud and the picture does not change.

A fjord far below, seen from a clifftop where people are standing on the rock
A red sandstone canyon lit low by the sun, under broken cloud
A single track road winding between steep green hills under low cloud

Two plates sharing a corner

Explicit rows are the price

With automatic rows, row three is wherever the content above it happened to end. A fixed row unit makes row three the same place for every item, which is the only way two of them can be told to meet.

A waterfall dropping from a cliff into a conifer forest in mist