What is the difference between Header Panel, Footer Content, and Content Area Buttons in SW Text and Media?

Header Panel: An optional styled area around the section headings. Manage its appearance under Style → Heading Panel Settings. Content Area Buttons: Buttons directly below the main paragraph. Add them under Content → Buttons. Footer Content: A separate area below the main content for headings, rich text, and buttons. Style it with Footer Panel Settings. Use the button group that matches where you want the action to appear instead of treating Content Area Buttons and Footer Content as the same region. Review SW Text and Media for the matching settings and examples.

How do Auto heading colors and alignment work in SW Text and Media?

Color Auto: Body headings use Style → Content Colors for the Content Area. Footer headings use Content Colors → Footer Content Text Color. Align Auto: Section headings use Heading Panel Settings, with centered alignment as the desktop default. Footer headings use Footer Panel Settings, with left alignment as the desktop default. Use Auto when you want a heading to follow the settings for its area. Choose a specific color or alignment on the heading when you need an intentional exception. Review SW Text and Media for the matching settings and examples.

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Q: Where do I edit inset card content in SW Body + Inset?

In SW Body + Inset, turn on Show Inset, then open Content → Inset. That group contains Inset Subheadings, Inset Image, Inset Content rich text, and Inset Buttons. Footer Content is a separate area below the main body and inset card, so use it only for content that belongs beneath the section. If a previously saved page appears empty immediately after a theme update, do not republish it; contact Smithworks support so the page can be checked first.

Q: How do I turn on Outer Animated in SW Text and Media?

Open Style → Module Background Settings and set Module Outer Background Options to Animated. New module instances start with the Outer background set to None, so selecting Animated is required before motion can appear. Save or publish the page, then check the published view because the editor may show a still version instead of the live motion. Outer Aurora Overlay and SVG Overlay apply to supported non-Animated Outer fills and do not display at the same time as Animated. Review SW Text and Media for the matching settings and examples.

Q: How do I use outline buttons or custom Simple Link colors in SW Text and Media?

Choose the button location that matches your content: Content → Buttons: Places buttons below the main rich text. Footer Content → Buttons: Places buttons in the separate footer area. Button Style includes Outline Primary, Outline Secondary, Outline Tertiary, Outline White, Outline Dark, and Simple Link. For a Simple Link, turn on Custom link colors to set Link Color and Link Hover Color; leave it off to use that area's Link Colors. Add meaningful button text and a valid destination before publishing. Review SW Text and Media for the matching settings and examples.

Q: What should I check if an Inner background image looks different in SW Text and Media?

Open the module and confirm the image selected under Module Inner: Background Image. Then review Background Size and Module Inner: Background Position. Options such as Cover and Contain change how the image fills the area. Check Module Inner Spacing as well; added spacing changes the room around the content and can make the background appear different. Adjust one setting at a time so you can see which choice restores the intended result. Review SW Text and Media for the matching settings and examples.

Q: When Module Outer is None, does Module Outer Spacing still apply in SW Text and Media?

Yes. Module Outer Spacing still adds space around the entire module when Module Outer is set to None. Max Module Inner Width separately controls the width of the content area. Use Module Outer Spacing for the space around the module and Max Module Inner Width for the readable content width. Review SW Text and Media for the matching settings and examples.

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In SW Body + Inset, turn on Show Inset, then open Content → Inset. That group contains Inset Subheadings, Inset Image, Inset Content rich text, and Inset Buttons. Footer Content is a separate area below the main body and inset card, so use it only for content that belongs beneath the section. If a previously saved page appears empty immediately after a theme update, do not republish it; contact Smithworks support so the page can be checked first.

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Header Panel: An optional styled area around the section headings. Manage its appearance under Style → Heading Panel Settings.
Content Area Buttons: Buttons directly below the main paragraph. Add them under Content → Buttons.
Footer Content: A separate area below the main content for headings, rich text, and buttons. Style it with Footer Panel Settings.

Use the button group that matches where you want the action to appear instead of treating Content Area Buttons and Footer Content as the same region.