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# Scrolling content
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By default, this section will respect a customer’s animation preferences. If they have disabled motion or animation at the operating system or browser level, this section will not move. If you wish to create a static section for all users, consider using the rich text section and adjusting the padding.
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### Settings
* **Scrolling speed**: When auto-scroll is selected, choose the scrolling speed
* **Scroll direction:** When auto-scroll is selected, choose betwen to left or to right
* **Gap between content**: Choose a gap between 0px and 100px
* **Typography**:
* **Font type**: Choose heading or body
* **Font size**: Manually choose a font size from 12px to 100px
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The following settings are explained in detail in [common settings](/common-settings.md):
* Color scheme/Color scheme transition
* Padding
* Borders
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### Blocks
* **Text**
* **Image**:
* **Image**: Select/upload an image
* **Image width**: Between 0px and 200px
* **Link (optional)**: If you add a link, remember to add alt text to your image that describes the link purpose
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