Multicolumn

Multicolumn is a flexible section that allows you to create a column layout of mixed text with images, or either images and text alone.

Multicolumn section with icon, heading and text blocks

Quick start

• Click into each column and edit the nested heading, text or button blocks — or add new blocks such as icon or image.

• To add a new column, hover over the area where you'd like to add it, click the plus icon and select Column. Then populate the preloaded blocks or add new ones.

Settings

• Layout:

  • Desktop columns

  • Mobile columns

  • Layout: If the number of images exceeds the number of columns, choose to display them either as a grid or as a slideshow

  • Container type: See common settings

  • Column alignment: Choose to align the column content to left, center or right

• Slideshow settings apply to the slideshow layout:

  • Arrow position: Choose between overlay (arrows appear over the blog posts) or below

  • Counter style: Choose between hidden, counter or progress bar

  • Button style: Choose a button style for when the arrow position is set to overlay (arrows will have a simple text style if they're positioned below)

Blocks

This section comes with four types of blocks:

• Section header (hidden by default, fill in the settings to display)

• Column: Contains the following nested blocks:

  • Heading (Simple)

  • Text

  • Buttons

  • Icon

  • Image

• Buttons (hidden by default, fill in the settings to display)

Can't find the setting you're looking for? The following settings are explained in detail in common settings:

• Color scheme/Color scheme transition

• Padding

• Borders

Examples & inspiration

The versatility of the multicolumn section allows you to create sections such as a classic trust banner with icons and a short label, or images with a longer paragraph under them.

The Composition preset features an icon with heading and text.

The Gaia preset features an icon with a heading.

The Savoir preset features an section heading, with each column containing an image, a heading, paragraph text and a button.