Flip cards

The Lapels Flip cards section: the heading "Tap to reveal the other side." with the last three words in italic, above three dark picture cards with a small plus mark in the top right of each and a title set over the lower left. The cloth sits over a photograph of trousers and boots, The cut over a camel scarf being tied, and The seam over a green blazer being buttoned.

Picture cards with a second side. Each Card block shows a photograph with a short title over it. A tap, a click or the keyboard turns it over to show a sentence on the back.

What it does: Hides the explanation until it is asked for. Three cards reading “The cloth”, “The cut”, “The seam” invite a question, and answer it in place instead of spending three paragraphs of page on it.

Key settings (in the section’s settings):

Setting	What it does	Default
Color scheme	Section colors.	scheme-ecru
Heading width	Narrow, Normal, Wide, or Full width.	Wide
Heading alignment	Left, center, or right.	Left
Subheading	An optional small label above the heading.	Empty
Heading	The headline. Italicize a word to set it in the emphasis font.	”Tap to reveal the other side.”
Intro text	An optional line under it.	Empty
Columns on desktop	2 to 4.	3

The section also carries a Section spacing group. Pick a Device of Desktop or Mobile, then set Top and Bottom padding from 0 to 200px. Desktop starts at 96px and mobile at 56px.

Blocks: Card, up to 8.

Setting	What it does	Default
Image	The picture on the front.	Empty
Front heading	The short title over it.	”The cloth”
Back note	The sentence revealed on the other side.	”Undyed wool, chosen at the fleece, spun in three named mills.”

When to use it: Use it for three or four sides of one idea, such as how something is made or what a house stands for. For facts that must be read rather than found, use Icon list or Feature tiles.

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