Split images

Split images section offers a creative and engaging way to present your content. This section allows you to showcase two images side by side, providing a dynamic visual contrast.

Section settings

Settings
Type
Description

Layout

Height

select

Choose the desktop image height: Full screen, 750px, One half of screen, and etc.

Enable mobile height

checkbox

Enable custom mobile height settings.

Mobile height

select

Choose image height for mobile devices.

Mobile layout

select

Select how both images are displayed on mobile: Split, Inline, First block image, or Second block image.

Content alignment

select

Position the text block within the image area: Top left, Center, Bottom right, and etc.

Images

Text contrast

range

Overlay opacity to improve text readability.

Text

Width

select

Set the content container width: Full width padded, Page width, or Page width narrow.

Color

select

Choose between Light or Dark text color.

Heading

richtext

Add styled heading text with optional emphasis using italics.

Heading size

range

Adjust heading size.

Highlight

Type

select

Select a style for highlighted words: Underline, Circle, Stroke, and etc.

Highlight color

color

Background or decoration color for highlighted text.

Text color

color

Text color of highlighted words.

Text

textarea

Add supporting text below the heading.

Text size

range

Adjust body text size.

Button 1

Text

text

Text for the first button. Leave blank to make the whole image clickable.

Link

url

Destination URL for button 1.

Color

select

Button color: Primary, Secondary, White, or Black.

Button style

select

Choose visual style: Solid, Outline, Border, Soft, or Text.

Size

select

Button size: Small, Medium, or Large.

Button 2

Text

text

Text for the second button.

Link

url

Destination URL for button 2.

Second button color

select

Choose color for the second button.

Second button style

select

Style for the second button.

Second button size

select

Size for the second button.

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