SW Modules

Frequently Asked Questions - SW Sprocket Rocket Modules

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.

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.

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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.

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.