Image with text

One image beside one block of text, side by side.

What it’s for. Pairing a picture with a short story or pitch. An optional subheading, a heading, a paragraph or two, and one button. Good for the stuff that needs a face and a few words, not a list.

When to use it. When you have a single thing to say next to a single image. If you want a cluster of photos (a small collage) next to your words instead of just one, use Image with text blocks. This section is one image, one block of text.

Ways to use it

• About our shop — a photo of the counter, “Your local game store since 2014,” a few lines, and a “Visit us” button.
• How our buylist works — a shot of cards in sleeves, three sentences on the process, and a “Sell to us” button linking your buylist page.
• Featured spotlight — box art for the new set, “Lorcana: Set 5 is here,” and a “Shop the set” button.

Tips

• Put the image on the left or right to break up a page where several of these stack.
• On phones the image always sits on top and the text below, whichever side you picked on desktop.
• No image yet? You get a gray placeholder, so add one before publishing.
• The subheading shows in your accent color and all caps. Keep it to a couple words.
• Pick image height small, medium, or large to set how tall the row stands. Default is medium.

Settings

Image

Content

Style

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