# Rich text

The rich text section is a flexible content block used to display formatted text, headings, and optional calls to action. It is commonly used for editorial content, informational messaging, or storytelling within page layouts.

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#### Text alignment

Controls the alignment of all content within the section. Default is “Center”, aligning text centrally.

#### Maximum width

Controls the horizontal width of the content container. Set to “Fill space” to allow the section to expand across the full available width.

#### Heading

The main heading displayed for the section. Default is “Rich text”. Leave blank to omit.

#### Subheading

Optional supporting text shown below the heading to provide additional context or introduction. Leave blank to omit.

#### Content

Rich text editor area used to add formatted content such as paragraphs, links, and basic styling for editorial or informational use.

#### Button label

Defines the text for an optional call-to-action button. Leave blank to hide the button.

#### Button link

Specifies the URL destination for the button. Can link to a page, collection, product, or external URL. Leave blank to omit.

#### Button style

Defines the visual style of the button. Default is “Secondary”.

#### Button size

Controls the size of the button. Options include Small, Medium, or Large depending on design emphasis.

#### Vertical spacing

Controls the spacing around the section to adjust its separation from surrounding content.

#### Vertical spacing (desktop)

Sets the vertical spacing applied on desktop devices. Default is Large.

#### Vertical spacing (mobile)

Sets the vertical spacing applied on mobile devices to ensure consistent spacing across screen sizes.


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