Vertical areas
Vertical areas are
Left and
right, see
Web site structure. In addition to the
File function group, the following additional function groups are also available:
Area function group
This group contains all the functions that can be used to configure the background and dimensions of the current area.
Here you can set the background colour and can upload a background image. Read about the basics of this in
Uploading images and
Colour selector,
above. Note that for entire areas, background images have a higher priority than background colours.
Use Padding to set the space between page elements within an area to the edge of the area. By changing the size values in the padding Left and Right, the page elements can possibly be reduced.
Font function group
You can format the individual text elements of the current area such as, for example, headings and links as well as set various fonts for these.
Page elements function group
Page elements are functional elements that can be placed in all areas apart from the content area.
The visitor navigates through the web site with these and opens the functions. See also Page elements and navigation. In the vertical areas, mainly page elements are placed in boxes, such as:
- Currency selection via list,
- Shopping basket overview with all items in box format.
- Business hours as a box
A box consists of a header row and a list of entries or entry fields.
You can upload a background image and configure a background colour for both the box and the header. See also
Uploading images. and
Colour selector,
above. When doing this, please note the following:
- The background image for the box covers the background of the complete box including the header.
- The background image of the header is limited to the header and covers the background image of the box within it.
- The background colour of the box covers the box area without the header and covers the background image.
- The background colour of the header covers the header, covers the background image of the box and is covered by the background image of the header.