Appearance
Service packages
Your service offering as a band of full-bleed cards — the signature section of the Uisce (services) preset. The cards run edge to edge with a thin waterline gutter between them, under a centered header of eyebrow, heading and subheading. Every card carries the same sea-glass top rule, and all card color comes from the section's color scheme.
Each card reads top to bottom: an image (or icon), an optional "Most popular" flag, title, description, a check-marked list of inclusions, then a foot pinned to the bottom of the card — a captioned Price / Duration stat row and a full-width button with a thin arrow.
Settings
| Setting | What it does |
|---|---|
| Color scheme | Which of your theme's color schemes the section uses — the accent role becomes the sea-glass rule, flag, inclusion ticks and the button's hover color. |
| Eyebrow | Short uppercase kicker above the heading. Default: "Our Services". |
| Heading | The section title. Default: "Our services". |
| Subheading | A centered line under the heading. |
| Columns | 2 or 3 cards per row (default 3). With fewer cards than columns, the grid narrows to match — two services never leave an empty slot. |
The Service block
Up to six Service blocks, each with:
- Heading and Text — the card's title and description.
- Inclusions — what the package includes, one item per line; each line becomes a check-marked list item.
- Price text and Turnaround time — free-text values shown in the card foot as a captioned "Price" / "Duration" stat row. Fill one or both; a cell only appears when it has a value.
- Button label and Button link — the full-width arrow button at the card foot. Both must be filled for the button to appear.
- Image — a portrait card image. When there's no image, the chosen Icon (Briefcase, Wrench, Paintbrush, Home, Star, Clock, or None) shows in a chip instead; the Icon select appears while no image is chosen.
- Highlight this service — marks the card with a small uppercase flag; Highlight label replaces its text (defaults to "Most popular").
A fresh section starts with three example services.
Linking to the section
The section renders a stable #service-packages anchor, so a hero button or menu item can point straight at it — for example /#service-packages on the homepage — no matter how the rest of the page is arranged.
App blocks are supported and render below the card grid. In the theme editor an empty section prompts "Add service blocks to display your offerings."; on the storefront it stays silent.
Pairs naturally with Process steps, Booking form and Portfolio.