Scrolling Image Text

The Scrolling Image Text section allows you to display a bold, layered heading style with text behind a prominent centerpiece image. It creates a modern parallax/overlay effect where text wraps around a featured product image, completed by a supporting description and a call-to-action button below. This section is ideal for high-impact brand statements or highlighting key product launches.

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How To Add the Scrolling Image Text section

  • Login to your Customizer and navigate to the page where you want to display this section.
  • On the left sidebar, click the Add section button.
  • From the available sections list, select Scrolling Image Text.
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How To Edit the Scrolling Image Text settings

Configure the layout, styling, content, and spacing using the section settings:

  • Color Scheme: Select a color scheme (e.g. Scheme 1) to control the background and text styling of the section.
  • Heading Colors:
    • Heading Final Color: Set the color code (e.g. #D7D2D3) used for the background header text.
  • Content:
    • Center Image: Upload the primary featured product image that overlays the text in the center.
    • Heading Part 1: Enter the first part of the large header text (e.g. "Elevate Your Everyday").
    • Heading Part 2: Enter the second part of the large header text (e.g. "With LuvĂ©ra.").
    • Description: Add a descriptive paragraph to tell your story, detail product features, or introduce a campaign.
    • Button Label: Customize the call-to-action button text (e.g. "DISCOVER MORE").
    • Button Link: Choose the destination URL or collection page for the button.
  • Desktop Spacing:
    • Padding Top: Adjust top spacing for desktop displays (e.g. 40 px).
    • Padding Bottom: Adjust bottom spacing for desktop displays (e.g. 40 px).
  • Mobile Spacing:
    • Padding Top Mobile: Adjust top spacing specifically for mobile viewports (e.g. 24 px).
    • Padding Bottom Mobile: Adjust bottom spacing specifically for mobile viewports (e.g. 24 px).