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Cards grid block

Display structured content in a flexible, customizable grid layout.

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The Cards grid block allows you to present text and images in a structured grid format. It is ideal for content-rich layouts such as team profiles, product highlights, or service overviews.

With extensive layout and styling controls, you can adjust the block to match your brand’s visual standards.


What is the Cards grid block?

The Cards grid block lets you:

  • Display content in a grid layout

  • Combine images and text within structured cards

  • Add URLs for card navigation

  • Adjust layout, ratios, alignment, and styling

It is designed to provide flexibility while maintaining visual consistency across cards.


Key benefits

  • Flexible grid-based layout

  • Precise control over image and card ratios

  • Structured alignment controls

  • Customizable image behavior (None / Fit / Fill)

  • Clear separation of layout and style settings

  • Text-on-image capability



Layout settings

Cards

Ratio: Controls the overall card ratio.

  • For 2-column layouts, you can select:

    • 2:1

    • 1:1

Images

Ratio: Controls the image ratio within the card.

  • Auto sizing (None / Fit / Fill)

    • None: Keeps the image at its original resolution

    • Fit: Scales the image to fit inside the wrapper

    • Fill: Crops the image to fill the available space

  • Alignment: Controls the combined horizontal and vertical alignment of the image within its wrapper.

Text field

  • Max width: Controls the maximum width of the text container.

  • Alignment: Controls both the horizontal and vertical alignment of the text container and the text inside it.


Style settings

Image corner radius

  • Controls the rounding of image corners.

  • This setting is located in the Style section.


Use cases

  • Team member overviews

  • Product or feature highlights

  • Service presentations

  • Linked resource collections

  • Content galleries with structured layout

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