Slideshow

Full-bleed slides that advance on their own. Each block is one slide, and slides come in four shapes that can be mixed in the same section: a photograph, a film, a photograph with a copy panel beside it, or a film with a copy panel beside it.

What it does: Carries several statements in the space of one. It suits a store with more than one thing to say at the top of the page, such as a season, an edit and a house line, without giving each one its own screen of scrolling.

Key settings (in the section’s settings):

Setting	What it does	Default
Color scheme	Section colors. Each slide sets its own overlay color separately, so this mostly governs the ground behind a split slide.	scheme-paper
Height	Small, Medium, Large, or Full screen.	Full screen
Maximum height	The ceiling on a large monitor. Choose 800px, 900px, 1,000px, 1,100px, or No maximum.	900px
Use as the page heading	Makes the first slide’s heading the page’s main heading. Turn it on when the slideshow opens your home page, and off everywhere else.	Off
Autoplay	Advances on its own.	On
Duration	How long each slide holds, 4 to 12 seconds.	6s
Show arrows	The previous and next controls.	On
Show position indicator	The marker showing which slide of how many.	On
Indicator	Dots or Bars.	Dots
Swipe mode	Off, Touch only, or Touch and mouse. The last one lets a visitor drag the slideshow with a mouse.	Touch and mouse
Control color scheme	The colors the arrows and indicator are drawn in, so they stay legible over any picture.	scheme-paper

The section also carries a Section spacing group. Pick a Device of Desktop or Mobile, then set Top and Bottom.

Blocks: up to 8, of five kinds.

Image slide and Video slide

Copy sits over the media.

Setting	What it does	Default
Image / Video	The slide’s media. A video slide also takes a Poster image for the frame shown before play.	Empty
Mobile image	Image slides only. An optional second file cropped for narrow screens.	Empty
Alignment	Where the copy sits. Choose Left, Center, or Right.	Left
Heading width	Extra narrow, Narrow, Normal, Wide, or Full width.	Normal
Subheading	The small label above the heading.	”Autumn / Winter 2026”
Heading	The headline. Italicize a word to set it in the emphasis font.	”Outerwear, considered.”
Intro text	A sentence or two under it.	A line about undyed wool
Heading size	Small, Medium, or Large.	Large
Button label and Button link	Clear the label to leave the button off.	”Shop the collection”
Overlay strength	Very strong, Strong, Medium, Soft, or None.	Strong
Direction	From the bottom, From the side, or From the corner.	From the bottom
Overlay color	Which scheme the wash and the copy are drawn from.	scheme-night

The overlay settings sit under a Device switch. So a slide can be washed strongly on a phone, where the picture is cropped tight and the copy sits over the busiest part of it, and softly on a desktop.

Split image slide and Split video slide

The media takes one half and a solid panel takes the other. The copy sits on the panel rather than on the picture, so contrast is never in question.

Setting	What it does	Default
Image position / Video position	Left or Right.	Left
Action mode	Button ends the panel with an ordinary link. Product ends it with a real product, its price, and a buy control.	Button
Button label and Button link	Used in Button mode.	”Shop new in”
Product	Used in Product mode.	Empty
Product button	Quick view opens the product in a panel without leaving the page. View full details goes to the product page.	Quick view
Panel color scheme	The panel’s own colors.	scheme-mat
Subheading, Heading, Intro text, Heading size	The copy on the panel.	”A small system, strictly kept.”
Badge	A short word pinned onto the picture, such as “New in” or “Last of the run”.	Empty
Shoppable product	Pins a small product chip onto the picture itself, so the photograph is clickable.	Empty
Color scheme	The colors of that badge and chip.	scheme-mat

Custom Liquid

Fills a slide of its own with code. It takes Code, an Alignment, and a Content width of Narrow, Normal, or Wide.

Note

Autoplay is polite by design. It pauses while a visitor’s keyboard focus is inside a slide. It never starts at all for someone whose device asks for reduced motion. They get the first slide, held still, with the arrows still working. You do not need to switch anything off for accessibility.

When to use it: Use it when you genuinely have two to four things to say. One slide is a Media hero with extra machinery. Past five slides, most visitors never reach the last one. If the slides are chapters meant to be read in order, Hero scroll sequence advances on scroll instead, which no one can miss.

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