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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.

The Add a section menu: a grid of block types with thumbnail sketches
SectionWhat it's for
HeroThe 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.
HeadingA section title with an optional eyebrow above it. For breaking a long page into parts.
Category cardsYour shop's categories as cards, drawn from your menu. You don't type these — change them under Navigation.
CardsThe workhorse. Icon, eyebrow, title, body and a link, repeated. Feature tiles, a USP strip, opening hours.
Item pairTwo panels side by side — opening hours and where to find us, say.
Call to actionA banner or panel with a heading and buttons. "Make an account", "Sell us your cards".
Event cardsWhat's on, from your events diary. Needs the Events feature.
ProductsA grid of products from a category you choose. Category pages only.
TextFormatted copy, full width or a narrow column.
Image & textA picture beside words — left, right, or full width.
Questions & answersAn FAQ, either click-to-expand or all open at once.
GalleryPictures, as a grid or a single row.
QuoteA customer quote, one or two side by side.
DividerA 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.