Text blocks and image galleries

The Text Block widget writes paragraphs, lists, or structured layouts anywhere on your page. The Image Gallery widget shows a set of photos in a grid, carousel, or freeform collage that visitors can click to enlarge.

Where to find it

Website → open a page → drag Text Block or Image Gallery from the widget picker.

A Text Block widget and an Image Gallery widget side by side on a page

How it works

Text Block

• Heading and Subheading: optional plain-text lines above your content.
• Content: your rich-text paragraphs, by default.
• Layout: instead of plain rich text, you can switch to Feature columns (an icon, heading, and short body repeated across 2–4 columns) or Pricing cards (a title, price, description, and optional "badge" like "Most Popular," in 2–4 columns).

Image Gallery

• Layout: grid (fixed rows/columns you click into), carousel (scrollable row), or masonry (freeform collage).
• Grid size: for grid layout, set the number of rows and columns; empty slots hold their place until you fill them.
• Gap: spacing between photos, in pixels (0–48, default 8).
• Carousel motion: scroll it by hand (default), auto-advance, or slide continuously.
• Lightbox: clicking a photo enlarges it (on by default for most layouts).
• Each photo can have its own caption, and you can pan/zoom to choose which part of the photo shows in its slot.

Example

A cabin rental business might use a Text Block in "Pricing cards" mode to lay out "Weekday," "Weekend," and "Weekly" rates side by side, then an Image Gallery below showing interior photos in a 3-column grid.

Good to know

• Text Block's Feature Columns and Pricing Cards modes don't require any HTML — just fill in the fields.
• Fonts and colors you leave unset follow your site's theme — see Setting your site-wide colors, fonts and spacing.