Collection Card

A single collection tile: the collection’s image with its title on a dark panel across the bottom, linking through to the collection page. Used by the Featured Collections section — add one block per collection.

Everything comes from the collection itself unless you override it. Pick a collection and the card is done.

Settings

Setting	What it does
Collection	Which collection the card points to.
Title Override	Shown instead of the collection’s own name. Leave blank to use the collection title.
Image Override	Shown instead of the collection’s featured image. Leave blank to use the collection’s own image.
Block ID	An optional unique ID, so the card can be linked to directly with an anchor.

Where it’s used

In the Featured Collections section, which arranges the cards in a grid or a carousel depending on its own settings. The card adapts automatically — there’s nothing to set here for that.

No collection, no card

Until a collection is chosen, the card shows a grey placeholder reading “Collection title” in the editor. That placeholder appears on the live site too, so don’t leave an empty card in a published section.

Cards are always the same shape

Every card is cropped to the same portrait proportion regardless of the image you give it, so a row stays even. Upload something tall enough that the crop doesn’t cut the subject in half, and check the collection image’s focal point in the media library if the crop lands badly — the card respects it.

Tips

• Set the image on the collection, not here. If the collection already has a good featured image, leaving Image Override blank means one place to update it later. Use the override only when this particular row needs a different treatment.
• Keep titles short. The title sits in a narrow panel at the bottom of the card; two or three words read best across a row.