block type
The feature card block.
For the thing that deserves more than a link row and less than a whole page. A picture, a heading, a paragraph, a button.
Most of a page is a list, and a list treats everything the same. A feature card breaks the rhythm on purpose: it is the block you reach for when the new record, the open studio, or the thing you actually want people to read needs a sentence of its own before anybody taps anything.
The image goes on top in 16:9, or beside the words as a square on anything wider than a phone. Phones always stack, because a square photo next to two lines of text is a thumbnail rather than a feature. Crop the picture before it uploads, so what you cut is what the card shows.
Blank lines in the body start new paragraphs, and the button is optional: no link, no button, and the card still reads. The heading doubles as the block name in your list, so you never type the same words twice.
three steps
Add it to your page.
- 01Add the blockOpen the Add block menu in your dashboard Studio, go to Essentials, and pick Feature card.
- 02Write itGive it a heading and a paragraph or two, then upload an image and crop it in place.
- 03Place the picture and the buttonChoose On top or Beside, then add a link and a label if the card should lead somewhere.
related blocks
- Card linkEvery link has a Look. Switch it to Card and the link gets a picture across the top, its title under that, and a line of context below.
- GalleryShow the work, not a link to the work. Images live on the page, in the shape you choose.
- LocationWhere you are, on a map, with one tap to directions in whatever app the phone already has.directions
questions
Straight answers.
- What goes on a feature card?
- An image, a heading, a paragraph, and an optional button. Leave the link off and the card still reads as a card.
- How does the image sit on a phone?
- Phones always stack the image above the words. On anything wider the image can sit beside them as a square.
- Do I have to name the block separately?
- No. The heading doubles as the block name in your list, so you never type the same words twice.
