You don't need containers or shapes to limit the width of a String meter, just use its ClipString option:Thank you for your reply [Yincognito].![:rosegift:]( "Rose Gift")
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My problem is that the text in the URL is too long and I can't to lock in it. [The photo describes it best]. So my idea would have been to create a container [or 3] that contains just the label from the URL and limits the text. And approximately the size of the text field has
I'm not interested in creating 3 individual shapes but rather three at once, as in the post mentioned above.
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And then assign the corresponding shapes to the individual strings? Is that possible?
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I'm not interested in creating 3 individual shapes but rather three at once, as in the post mentioned above. 
https://docs.rainmeter.net/manual/meters/string/#ClipString
Reading the relevant bits from the manual helps, use it.
P.S. Another way to create more space for the actual value displayed there would be to get rid of the "URL Adress:" and similar parts. Maybe replace those with some little icons relevant to what those fields contain (like a link icon, etc). Or, using tooltips to display what is expected there and the full value on hover...
Statistics: Posted by Yincognito — Today, 2:52 pm