Every feature deserves more than a bullet point
You’re laying out the ‘what we do’ part of a site. Three or four services, each with a name and a sentence, stacked as plain paragraphs that run straight into each other. Nothing separates one from the next, and nothing pulls the eye to any of them.
The Info Box block gives each one its own card. An icon up top, a title, a line of description, a small self-contained unit you can line up in a grid or stand on its own. Here is what it brings to the table:
Everything past the icon and image is the same base spacing, colour and responsive controls the rest of Flexa uses, so the card fits your design instead of fighting it. Setting one up takes about a minute: drop the block in, pick an icon, type a title and a sentence, and the preview updates as you go.
See it live
Icon on top, three across. The default layout, media centred above the text, laid out as a feature grid.
Media beside the text, with an eyebrow label. Set the icon to the left and turn on the prefix for a horizontal service row.
With a divider and a call-to-action. Add the separator line and the built-in button to make each card clickable.
An image instead of an icon. Switch the media type to image for a photo-led card, framed exactly the same way.
Meet the team
Swap in a headshot or a product shot, and the card frames it the same way it frames an icon.
Start building cleaner feature sections
The Info Box block ships inside Flexa Block. Install the plugin and it’s waiting in the editor, right next to the live cards you just scrolled through.
