Pages: the sections you can add
Add a section opens a menu of every type available on this page, each with a sketch of its shape.
| Section | What it's for |
|---|---|
| Hero | The big slider at the top — a picture, a headline, up to two buttons, and a strip of trust badges under it. Several slides, advancing sideways. |
| Heading | A section title with an optional eyebrow above it. For breaking a long page into parts. |
| Category cards | Your shop's categories as cards, drawn from your menu. Click a card's picture or its badge in the preview to change them, and use Cards in the toolbar to choose which cards show and in what order. The pictures are the same ones as in Navigation, so changing one changes both. |
| Cards | The workhorse. Icon, eyebrow, title, body and a link, repeated. Feature tiles, a USP strip, opening hours. |
| Item pair | Two panels side by side — opening hours and where to find us, say. |
| Call to action | A banner or panel with a heading and buttons. "Make an account", "Sell us your cards". |
| Event cards | What's on, from your events diary. Needs the Events feature. |
| Products | A grid of products from a category you choose. Category pages only. |
| Text | Formatted copy, full width or a narrow column. |
| Image & text | A picture beside words — left, right, or full width. |
| Questions & answers | An FAQ, either click-to-expand or all open at once. |
| Gallery | Pictures, as a grid or a single row. |
| Quote | A customer quote, one or two side by side. |
| Divider | A line, or just space. For breathing room. |
Why a type might not be in your menu
The menu only offers what's valid here, so three things can remove one:
- The page type. A products grid makes sense on a category page and not on your contact page, so it's only offered there.
- Your plan. A hero needs the hero-slider feature, event cards need events. Without them the type simply isn't listed.
- One is already there. A page may have only one hero. The theme's slider script binds to a single one, so a second gets no arrows and its badges would fight with the first one's. Rather than let you build a broken page, the menu drops it once you have one.
Where it lands
The + in the top bar appends to the end. The + buttons in the preview insert at that spot — quicker than adding and then moving it up nine times.