Dual Section Block
The Dual Section Block is a flexible two-column layout designed to display content alongside an image. It’s commonly used for highlighting key information, services, or processes with supporting visuals.
Content Editor Fields
Core Content
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Heading
- Description: The main title for the section.
- Usage: Use this to clearly introduce the section's content.
- Required: Optional but recommended.
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Subheading
- Description: A smaller heading beneath the main heading.
- Usage: Used for supportive context or a brief summary.
- Required: Optional.
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Excerpt
- Description: A paragraph of supporting text.
- Usage: Use this area to elaborate on the heading/subheading.
- Required: Optional.
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Image
- Description: Visual element that appears beside the content.
- Usage: Typically a photo, illustration, or SVG relevant to the content.
- Required: Optional but enhances layout.
CTA Buttons
- CTAs
- Description: One or more call-to-action buttons.
- Fields:
- Title: The label shown on the button.
- URL: The destination link.
- Usage: Useful for driving user interaction or directing to related pages.
- Required: Optional. You can add multiple.
Style Options
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Disposition
- Description: Determines the layout direction.
- Options:
dual-section_ltr: Content on the left, image on the right.
dual-section_rtl: Content on the right, image on the left.
- Usage: Choose based on the flow you want.
- Default:
dual-section_ltr
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Background Colour
- Options:
- Usage: Use grey to visually break up sections or highlight importance.
- Default:
white
Output Summary
Renders a two-column layout with:
- Content (headings, text, CTAs) on one side.
- An image on the other.
- Optional CTAs rendered as styled buttons.
- Flexible layout orientation via the
disposition setting.
Best For
- Introducing services
- Highlighting differentiators
- Explaining processes
- Showing value propositions visually
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