Back to Top

A control to quickly return to the top of the page.

Location: Footer -> Back to top


Options overview

This block offers layout customization and styling options for content on a page. Settings are grouped into:

  • Layout

  • Dividing line

  • Background

  • Interactions

  • Shadow

Some options depend on others (e.g., certain fields appear only if a feature is enabled).


Layout

Top spacing

  • Options: None, Small, Medium, Normal

  • What it does: Adds vertical space above and below the block to create breathing room between sections.

  • How to choose:

    • None: No extra space; block sits flush with neighboring content.

    • Small/Medium/Normal: Increases the gap to improve readability.

  • Accessibility tip: Ensure enough whitespace so the block is distinct but not isolated.

Width

  • Options: Default, Boxed, Wide

  • What it does: Controls how wide the block stretches across the page.

    • Default: Uses the page’s standard content width.

    • Boxed: The block sits within a narrower, boxed area with margins on both sides.

    • Wide: The block expands further toward the edges of the screen.

  • Note: The Wide option is designed for screens 1440px wide and larger.

  • Practical guidance:

    • On large screens, Wide can create a bold, edge-to-edge look.

    • On small screens, ensure readability; you may prefer Default or Boxed.


Dividing line

Show

  • What it does: Displays or hides a horizontal line that separates content within or under the block.

  • Tip: Use a line to visually group related content or separate sections.

Width

  • Options: Fullwidth, Content width

  • What it does: Determines how the line spans.

    • Fullwidth: Line runs edge-to-edge across the block.

    • Content width: Line aligns with the main content area, leaving margins on the sides.

  • Note: This feature typically does not work on mobile devices.

Mobile note

  • If the line isn’t visible on mobile, consider whether it helps clarity on small screens or if it adds clutter.


Background

Background

  • Options: Hide, Color, Gradient, Image

  • What it does: Sets the base background of the block.

    • Hide: Transparent background.

    • Color: Solid color background.

    • Gradient: Smooth transition between colors.

    • Image: Background image (may include options for positioning and tiling).

Color

  • Width: Fullwidth, Content width

    • Fullwidth: Color spans the entire block width.

    • Content width: Color aligns with the main content width.

  • Top, bottom spacing: None, Small, Medium, Normal

    • Adjusts vertical padding inside the colored area.

Colors

  • Lines color: Color used for dividers or accent lines inside the block.

  • Button color: Color of buttons within the block.

  • Show background: Toggles visibility of a background layer behind content (often related to overlays or layered visuals).


Background gradient

  • If you choose Gradient, this setting defines the gradient’s colors, direction, and stops.

  • Great for subtle, modern visuals or brand-specific looks.

Border

  • What it does: Adds or removes a border around the block (and may include thickness and color options).

  • Accessibility tip: Ensure the border color contrasts well with the background.

Text

  • What it does: Controls text color and general typography inside the block.

  • Tip: Maintain readability with sufficient contrast against the background.


Interactions

Show background on hover

  • What it does: When you hover the mouse over the block, the background changes (color, image, or gradient).

  • Usage note: Use sparingly to avoid distracting users.

Background hover

  • What it does: Extra hover effect specifically for the background.

Background gradient hover

  • What it does: Hover state for a gradient background (e.g., shifting colors or angle).

Border hover

  • What it does: Hover state for the border (color, width, or style).

Text hover

  • What it does: Hover state for text (color, decoration, underline).


Shadow (optional)

Enable shadow

  • What it does: Adds a shadow around or under the block to create depth.

  • If enabled: Two additional options appear:

    • Shadow: The base shadow styling (offset, blur, color).

    • Shadow hover: Shadow styling when the block is hovered.

Practical notes

  • Subtle shadows help separate the block from its background.

  • Reserve stronger shadows for emphasis; too heavy a shadow can look bulky.

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