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Does anybody know how to do a split section where you can put text on both sides? I have the code to do split section with image on one side and text on the other. But I was wondering if it was possible to do background image with text title over it. And then text on the right side (please see attached for what I want it to look like, and then a screenshot of what I have).

Also, does anybody know if it is possible to do build a section like the one below? I'd possibly like the review to slide to the next review?

 

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@visual_ess Hey Ess, there's a really easy way you can do this now without code. Instead of adding the image as a background and coding it to one side, you can add it to an image block and push it all the way to the edge of the screen and resize the inside edge to the centre of the screen. Then edit the section settings to remove the grid gap and fill screen option.

Here's a video running you through it [5 min]:

https://www.loom.com/share/8948909db2e54efda6b6e50a09bf5325?sid=45cf21f9-0020-4e1b-b926-aff4fcb38d4c

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On 8/27/2023 at 6:21 PM, visual_ess said:

Thank you both for your replies.

 

Yes Lesum, I wanted to keep 'what people are saying' side fixed, while being able to have the testimonials on the other side. Maybe have a slide of different text boxes?

 

Does anybody have suggestions on how i could do this?

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@visual_ess You can do this through SquareKicker! They call it 'sticky sections' and it's really easy. 😊

Here's a YouTube tutorial showing the feature

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You can even subscribe for one month, make this feature, and then cancel. The changes will stay on your site but if you want to update them, you'd need to resubscribe. 

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On 8/27/2023 at 2:16 AM, CassAggett said:

@visual_ess Hey Ess, there's a really easy way you can do this now without code. Instead of adding the image as a background and coding it to one side, you can add it to an image block and push it all the way to the edge of the screen and resize the inside edge to the centre of the screen. Then edit the section settings to remove the grid gap and fill screen option.

Here's a video running you through it [5 min]:

https://www.loom.com/share/8948909db2e54efda6b6e50a09bf5325?sid=45cf21f9-0020-4e1b-b926-aff4fcb38d4c

Hey thank you so much for this!!

I done it this way, and achieved what I wanted. 

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