block type
Sections.
A container for other blocks, arranged as a stack, a grid, or a carousel, and folded or not. As many as you like on one page.
A long page of identical rows is a page nobody reads to the bottom of. Sections break it into parts a visitor can scan: your shop as a grid of covers, your videos as a row they swipe, everything else folded under one line until somebody wants it.
Layout and fold are separate settings on purpose, so you can cross them. Stack, grid or carousel decides the shape; no fold, starts open, or starts folded decides whether it collapses. A folded grid is the tidy way to keep a shop under one line, and a single list of modes could not express it.
Tiles crop to the section’s shape whatever look the links inside carry, because a grid of mismatched rectangles is what makes a page look broken. Blocks that need their full width to work, a poll or a sign-up, keep the whole row instead of being squeezed into a square.
three steps
Add it to your page.
- 01Add a SectionOpen the Add block menu in your dashboard Studio and pick Section.
- 02Put blocks in itOpen any block and set In section, or use Move to group in its menu.
- 03Choose its shapeStack, grid or carousel, and whether it folds. The page updates as you click.
questions
Straight answers.
- How many sections can one page have?
- As many as you like, each arranged its own way. Sections are free on every plan.
- Is this the same as tabs?
- No. Tabs split a page into separate named lists and are part of Pro. Sections group blocks within one list and are free.
- What happened to the Group block?
- It is called Section now. Nothing about the ones on your page changed, and searching the block menu for "group" still finds it.