Multicolumn
A row of equal columns, each with an icon or image, a heading, some text, and an optional link.
What it’s for. Laying out a handful of short, parallel points side by side. Each column is its own block, so you add, remove, and reorder them freely.
When to use it. Anywhere you want a quick scannable set of three or four things rather than one long paragraph.
Ways to use it
- Why shop with us — three columns: “Same-day shipping,” “We buy your cards,” “In-store play every weekend.” Drop a small icon image in each.
- Store policies — “Trade-in terms,” “Singles condition guide,” “Event rules,” each with a “Learn more” link to the full page.
- Shop by game — four columns with set logos for Magic, Pokemon, Lorcana, and Yu-Gi-Oh, each linking to its collection.
Tips
- You can pick 2, 3, or 4 columns. On tablets, 4 columns drop to 2; on phones, everything stacks to a single column. Keep the text short so it reads fine stacked.
- Each column takes one image. Leave it empty and you get a plus-icon placeholder, so add an image to every column or set image style to none for a text-only layout.
- Images sit in a circle by default. Square logos look better as rounded or square.
- The link is optional, but if you fill in link text remember to set the link too.
Settings
| Setting | Type | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| Heading | Text | Default: Multicolumn |
Layout
| Setting | Type | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| Number of columns | Dropdown | 2, 3, 4 |
| Text alignment | Dropdown | Left, Center, Right |
| Image style | Dropdown | Circle, Rounded, Square, None |
| Image size | Slider | Default: 100 |
| Corner radius | Slider | Default: 12 |
Blocks
This section supports blocks — repeatable content items you add, configure, and reorder inside the section.
Block: Column
| Setting | Type | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| Image | Image | — |
| Heading | Text | Default: Column heading |
| Text | Rich text | Default: Add a short description for this column. |
| Link text | Text | — |
| Link | Link | — |
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