Heading block

A Heading block is a title line (H1, H2, or H3) that introduces a section of the email. It is still live text, so recipients can select it and it scales with their inbox.

What is a Heading block?

A Heading block is a title line (H1, H2, or H3) that introduces a section of the email. It is still live text, so recipients can select it and it scales with their inbox.

Use Heading for the email title and section titles. Use Text for paragraphs underneath. Use Graphic Text only when you need a display font or baked-in outline that live type cannot do.

How to add

  1. Open the Blocks tab in the left sidebar.
  2. Drag Heading into a column on the canvas.
  3. Click the block to edit its content and properties.
Blocks palette in the left sidebar
The Blocks tab lists Section plus every content block. Drag a tile into a column.

Properties

Select the Heading block, then open the Properties tab on the right. These controls change how this block looks and behaves.

PropertyOptionsUsed for
LevelH1, H2, or H3 (default sizes 32 / 24 / 20px)How important the title is
ContentRich heading textThe title recipients read
Typography, colour, and alignmentFont, size, weight, colour, left/centre/rightHow the title looks
Inner paddingpx, or More options per sideSpace between the heading and the block edge
AlignmentLeft, centre, or rightWhere the block sits in the column
Background colourTheme colour or a custom swatchFill behind the block
Content paddingpx, or More options per sideSpace around the block in the column
BorderOn/off, width, colour, style, and sidesOutline around the block
Corner radiusA single px valueRound the block corners (email clients use one radius)
HideOff, mobile, or desktopKeep the block off one breakpoint

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