Rich text
A heading and a block of formatted text, sitting on its own.
What it’s for. Writing more than a sentence or two — bold, italic, lists, links, and the occasional quote, all in one place. The optional heading sits above the body, and you can leave it off if the text speaks for itself.
When to use it. When you’ve got real copy to share but it doesn’t need its own page. Drop it onto the homepage, an about page, or under a product grid.
Ways to use it
- Store story — “Who we are,” then a few paragraphs on how the shop started.
- What we buy — a heading and a bulleted list of the games and conditions you’ll take.
- Event rules — link out to the full rules, quote the one line people forget.
Tips
- Width defaults to medium (capped around 900px) so lines stay readable. Narrow is tighter for short notes; full goes edge to edge — use it sparingly, long lines are hard to read.
- Text reads left by default. Center short blurbs; keep paragraphs left.
- For a full policy or FAQ, use a Page instead and link to it from here.
Settings
| Setting | Type | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| Heading | Text | — |
| Content | Rich text | Default: Use this text section to share information about your brand, story, or anything else you’d like your customers to know. Rich text supports formatting like bold, italic, lists, and links. |
Layout
| Setting | Type | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| Text alignment | Dropdown | Left, Center, Right |
| Content width | Dropdown | Narrow, Medium, Full width |
Spacing
| Setting | Type | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| Top padding | Slider | Default: 50 |
| Bottom padding | Slider | Default: 50 |
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