Card paragraph
A card paragraph is used to create a column with a text box (a card) on top of a background image, as shown in Figure 1.1.
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The icon for the card paragraph item type looks like Figure 1.2.
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When adding a card paragraph item type, you have the following options:
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- Title (can be hidden from the frontend result)
- The text appearing on the card
- Image background
- Text and background color for the card
For the background image, you have some Image settings (Figure 2.1).
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Here, you can:
- Change the crop mode
- Colorize and add image filter(s) to the background image
You can also insert a link, which covers the entire column (also the buttons). Just select or insert the link with the Link section (Figure 2.2).
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You can add up to three buttons on each card paragraph. Use the Buttons section to do so (Figure 2.3).
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At the end, we have the Style section.
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Here, you can change the:
- Inner card padding size and position (distance from text to edge of the card)
- Margin size and position (from the edge of the card to the edge of the column)
- Horizontal and vertical alignment