Block Section Settings

Easy Content Builder uses Section Settings as a special block to determine your ideal layouts within a section:

NOTE: Mask image feature is only available for the PRO plan. You can configure this setting normally in the Theme Editor; however, you need to upgrade your plan to apply them to the front end.

• You can define 1-column, 2-columns, 3-columns, or 4-columns layouts that are fully responsive (See multiple-column layout examples).
• You can add as many sections on a page as you want. In each section, you create a Section Settings block to control the layout for that specific section.  

Details of settings

From the Shopify theme editor, click on Section settings on the sidebar to view the details of settings.

If you’re new to our Easy Content Builder, please refer to section Add App Sections and Add ECB Blocks for more details on how to create and edit a section or a block.

Section settings	Description
Full Width Container	Display content of this section in full screen width.
Set Max Width Container	Set the maximum width of the container (in pixels). Enter 0 to use the default max width set by your theme.
Layout	Select a layout applied to the current app section: One Column Two Columns Two Columns: First Block Right, others Left Two Columns: First Block Left, others Right Three Columns (Three columns will each automatically be 33.33% wide.) Three Equal Columns (The first column's width is specified based on the main block width, the remaining columns will be the same width. ) Three Columns: First Block Right, others Left Three Columns: First Block Left, others Right Four Equal Columns
Main Column Width	Set the width of the first block in percentages. This setting is only applied to the layouts that have more than two columns.
Column Gap	Set the gap (in pixels) between the columns
Row Gap	Set the gap (in pixels) between the rows
Background Color	Specifies the background color of the section by CSS or Gradient options. Click the color and use the Gradient color picker or enter the value of the new color in the text field. You can also create a gradient background using CSS code - for example linear-gradient(red, green), radial-gradient(red, green), or conic-gradient(red, green).
Background image	Set the background image of the section. Once added, you can tab the Change button below the image to delete or change the image.
Background Image Position	Set the starting position of a background image.
Mask Color	Specifies the color overlay over the background color or the background image. Click the color and use the color picker or enter the value of the new color in the text field.
Mask Image	Using the image as a mask layer. Must be a PNG image. You can download mask images here.
Mask Opacity	Set the opacity/transparency of the mask.
Container Background color	Set the color of Containers - a fundamental building block - that are used to contain, pad, and align your content within a given device or viewport.
Text Color	Set the color of the text inside the section.
Padding Top	Set the padding top (in px) of the section
Padding Bottom	Set the padding bottom (in px) of the section
Container Padding top	Set the padding top (in px) of the container
Container Padding bottom	Set the padding top (in px) of the container

Reorder the Section Settings block

Even though you can click and drag the ⋮⋮ icon next to the Section Settings to rearrange the block on your page, you should always keep the Section Settings at the bottom of the Content Blocks list that you might add to a section.

Multi-column Layout Setup

Learn how to create multiple-column layouts here.

How to create a parallax movement on scroll?

This feature is available for the Pro version only.

Parallax effects involve a page's background moving at a different speed than the foreground content.

NOTE: Supposed that you already created a Section Settings (where you upload your background image) and content blocks used as the foreground content, like this screenshot:

Enable a parallax movement on scroll:

Enter the Background Y position (the vertical position for the background image). In this demo, we applied the parallax scrolling to 2 sections (one with a value of -800; one with a value of 400).

Please note you can use px, %, vw, or vh units.