How to use this section
Add Activation: Build Your Own section to a Site Page. This section is required
Add this section to the page below the Activation: Build Your Own section
Adjust the section settings for your text and style
Optionally adjust the colors in the Style & Colors settings group
Section Settings
Headings
Heading - this is the main part of the text. It allow for special highlighting by wrapping words in brackets ex:
[SINGLEWORD]
Exclusion
By default, all of your course categories will appear on the page, but if you would like to hide some, then you can add them to the Exclusion list
Excluded categories: Copy and paste category names that you do NOT want to show here
Color and Style
This settings group controls the colors that are used. By default we attempt to automatically use the colors that are found in your Thinkific Theme Settings. To over-ride the defaults, uncheck the appropriate box and set the color. Some items may bot use the default color scheme and rely on your setting them here.
Image Type
The image from the category settings will be used to fill the entire area as the background for the category card. The image will be automatically cropped
Tall - this creates a tall aspect ratio
Square - this creates a square aspect ratio
Wide - this creates a 16x9 aspect ratio
Columns Across (Desktop)
Choose between 3,4 or 6 columns across
Colors
Use page background color? - when unchecked, choose the color you wish to use for the background color of this section
Use primary button color for subheading? - when unchecked, choose the color you wish to use for the subheading color
Use theme settings color for heading? - when unchecked, choose the color you wish to use for the heading
Use theme settings color for summary?- when unchecked, choose the color you wish to use for the summary
Use primary button color for highlight? - when unchecked, choose the color you wish to use for the highlight
Card Overlay - sets the background color of the category card
Card Text - sets the text color of the category card