1. Large Featured Img with List of Text

This layout is similar to the Featured Pack on the homepage. Also see Hero Layouts for similar displays.

1A. Maybe you only have one piece of content to show. Also see Hero Layouts for similar displays.

1B. Maybe you want the text on the left and the image on the right instead.

2. Static Cards - Borderless, 3-Pack

These are basic containers, each around 4/12 columns wide, with an image and text component inside them. Images in this example follow the editorial standard of 1140x655 aspect ratio, (not quite 16:9, but almost.) The parent container that groups them together has a fixed max width at ~1200px on desktop.

2A. This creative variant of the tiles uses a background color. You can add/remove text components.

2B. If you have different lengths of copy, but want the height of the cards to remain the same, and the link to be in the same bottom spot, then add a container around the title/description and give it a min-height in the properties. In this example, the container directly around the title/description has 200px min-height.

3. Static Cards - Borderless, 4-Pack

Same as above, just 4 of them taking up 3/12 columns each.

3A. If you have different lengths of copy, but want the height of the cards to remain the same, and the link to be in the same bottom spot, then add a container around the title/description and give it a min-height in the properties. In this example, the container directly around the title/description has 200px min-height.

3B. For rounded borders, just add Rounded Border style to the entire tile's container to give the whole card rounded corners. You don't need to upload separate rounded images. For the sake of typography legibility standards, do not center align text.

4. Static Cards - Borderless, 2-Pack

Same as above, just 2 of them taking up 6/12 columns each.

5. Static Cards - With Border, 4-Pack

These are similar to the borderless 4-pack, it just has borders enabled for each container. You can add/remove as many elements inside them as necessary. This example shows some text components, a separator, and a button– perfect for a set of pricing grids.