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Text Block

Use Text for headings, body copy, captions, editorial notes, product storytelling, and short support copy inside sections, templates, and containers.

Setup Order

  1. Write the contentAdd the rich text first so layout and typography decisions are based on the real copy length.
  2. Choose the text roleUse the default heading and text styles when they match the page hierarchy, or choose a specific H1-H6 style when the block needs a clear semantic role.
  3. Set width and alignmentUse fill width for normal text groups, fit-content for short labels, and max width when long copy needs a comfortable reading line.
  4. Review wrappingUse wrapping controls to avoid lonely last words, balance short lines, or keep compact labels on one line when there is enough space.

Key Settings

Setting groupWhat it controls
Rich textThe visible copy, inline links, emphasis, and line breaks.
WidthFit or fill behavior, optional width limit, and maximum width.
AlignmentText alignment when the block fills the available width.
Typography styleDefault styles, H1-H6 styles, or custom typography controls.
Custom typographyFont, size, line height, and letter spacing for intentional local treatment.
WrappingOrphan prevention, equal lines, no-wrap behavior, or automatic wrapping.
Text color and shadowLocal color and optional text shadow for contrast.
PaddingSpace around the text block.

Writing Guidance

Keep text blocks focused on one idea. If a section needs a heading, body copy, and caption, use separate Text blocks inside a Container so each part can keep the right hierarchy and spacing.

Avoid using custom typography for every block. Start with global typography and use custom controls when a campaign, hero, or compact label needs a deliberate exception.

QA Checklist

StateWhat to confirm
Long copyLines remain readable and do not stretch too wide on desktop.
MobileText wraps cleanly without overlapping nearby blocks or controls.
No-wrap labelsThe label still fits in the available space in the longest expected language.
Custom colorContrast remains readable on the section or container background.
Inline linksLinks are visible, descriptive, and lead to the expected destination.