Hi,

Sorry for hearing trouble. Bootstrap area renderer lib at the moment is not the best from the configuration perspective. I've learned a lot while doing localization provider and will add that goodness to bootstrap renderer as well.

One way to enable these settings is to configure them via IoC container:

context.Container.Configure(container => container
                                        .For<ContentAreaRenderer>()
                                        .Use<BootstrapAwareContentAreaRenderer>()
                                        .SetProperty(i => i.RowSupportEnabled = true)
                                        .SetProperty(i => i.AutoAddRow = true));

Meaning that you are readding the same renderer - but this time with properties set to `true`.

Also - the most easiest way to add row support (adding additional row element) would be to pass in view data while rendering the content area:

@Html.PropertyFor(m => m.MainContentArea, new { rowsupport = true})

However, there was an issue in < 4.1 version - row elements were not added if display option was "Automatic" for the blocks inside area.

And also, what eactly you meant by "but I've got so many rows wrapping my elements they're basically leaving the page".

Hello! Thank you for the quick response!

To clarify, I know you stated the default setting is RowSupportEnabled and AutoAddRow are false but they seemed to have been set to true in my solution somehow. I had extra rows when I didn't want extra rows.

This solved my issue, explicitly setting them to false removed my extra rows. Thank you!

Interesting, default settings are `false`. If you don't have any other setup code - it should be `false` by default. Did you find root cause?