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Heroes

Hero Split Panel

A full-width hero section with text on one side, an image on the other, and optional animated counters.

Hero Split Panel

A full-width hero section that places text content on one side and a large image on the other. It supports animated counters, multiple CTA buttons, and tag labels above the title. Two mobile layout variants let you control how the content stacks on smaller screens.

Adding in Strapi

  1. Go to Content Manager > Pages > select your page
  2. In the Design dynamic zone, click "Add component"
  3. Select "Heroes" > "Hero Split Panel"
  4. Fill in the title, subtitle, and upload a hero image
  5. Optionally add tags, buttons, counters, and a scroll button
  6. Save and publish

Fields Reference

FieldTypeRequiredDescription
textTypeenumerationNoText rendering mode for the hero content
tagsComponent (repeatable)NoTag labels displayed above the title
titleComponentNoMain headline text
subtitleComponentNoSecondary text below the title
imageMediaNoHero image displayed on one side
backgroundComponentNoBackground styling (color, image, gradient)
buttonsComponent (repeatable)NoCTA buttons below the text content
scrollButtonComponentNoScroll-down indicator button
mobileTypesEnumNoMobile layout variant: types_1 (default) or types_2
countersComponent (repeatable)NoAnimated counter items -- see sub-fields below
richtextcustomFieldNoOptional rich-text body content (blocks editor)

Counters Sub-fields

FieldTypeRequiredDescription
valueIntegerYesThe target number the counter animates to
titleStringYesLabel displayed below the counter value
prefixTypeEnumNoPrefix style: ICON or TEXT
prefixContentStringNoText shown before the number (when prefixType is TEXT)
iconComponentNoIcon shown before the number (when prefixType is ICON)
speedIntegerNoAnimation duration in milliseconds (default 2000)

Variants

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Default

The standard split-panel layout with a headline, subtitle, image, and CTA buttons. The text panel sits on the left and the image fills the right half.

Best for: Landing pages and product introductions where a strong visual pairs with a clear call to action.

LongText

Demonstrates how the layout adapts when the title and subtitle are longer than usual. The text panel expands vertically while the image remains proportional.

DifferentImage

Shows the hero with an alternative image to illustrate how different aspect ratios and subjects render in the image panel.

MobileView

Previews the stacked mobile layout. On narrow screens the image and text stack vertically based on the selected mobileTypes variant.

Tips

  • Use types_1 for image-on-top mobile stacking and types_2 for text-on-top -- choose whichever order feels most natural for the page.
  • Keep counter values meaningful: three to four counters with round numbers (e.g. 50+, 1000+) create the strongest visual impact.
  • The scrollButton is optional -- add it on full-viewport heroes to hint that more content is below.
  • Tag labels work well for short phrases like "New" or "Featured" to draw attention above the headline.

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