Locations

Where to find you — one card per location, each reading like a piece of printed stationery: the address, the opening hours, and a link to it on a map.

It works for a single studio just as well as for a row of shops. Fewer locations than columns is fine — they spread to fill the row rather than leaving a gap.

Try it

←Locations

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←Location

Heading

Address

12 Nun's Island Street Galway, H91 X4RD Ireland

Each new line becomes its own row — street on one line, town and postcode on the next.

Hours

Mon–Fri 9:00–17:30 By appointment only

Each new line becomes its own row — for example "Mon–Fri 9:00–17:30", then "By appointment only".

Phone

Visitors on a phone can tap this to call you. Include the country code — for example +353 1 234 5678.

Map link

A direct link to Google Maps, Apple Maps, or any map provider.

Storefront preview

Where to find us

Uisce Design Studio

Location

12 Nun's Island Street
Galway, H91 X4RD
Ireland

Hours

Mon–Fri 9:00–17:30
By appointment only

View on map

Site consultations

Location

Galway city & county
Connemara · Clare · Mayo · Aran Islands

Hours

Scheduled within 7–10 working days
Galway city & county sites first

Every new line in Address or Hours becomes its own row. Clear the Phone and the phone row disappears entirely — no empty label left behind.

How it works

Each place is a location block: a name, an address, opening hours, a phone number, and a map link. Every field is optional, and each part renders only if you fill it in — a location with no phone number shows no phone row at all, not an empty one. The name ships filled in with a placeholder, so clear it deliberately if you want a card with no title.

Rows, and where they break

Address and Hours are free text, and each new line becomes its own row. So put the street on one line and the town and postcode on the next; put "Mon–Fri 9:00–17:30" on one line and "By appointment only" on the next.

That's the whole formatting system. There's no fixed structure to fight with — which means a location that isn't really a shop still works. The demo store's second card is a service area rather than an address: the counties it covers on one line, how quickly it books on the next.

Composition

Desktop                                   Phone
┌──────────────────┐ ┌──────────────────┐  ┌──────────────────┐
│ Dublin Studio    │ │ Site visits      │  │ Dublin Studio    │
│ LOCATION         │ │ LOCATION         │  │ LOCATION         │
│ 14 Herbert Lane  │ │ Dublin & Wicklow │  │ 14 Herbert Lane  │
│ ───────────────  │ │ ───────────────  │  │ ───────────────  │
│ HOURS            │ │ HOURS            │  │ HOURS            │
│ Mon–Fri 9–17:30  │ │ Within 7–10 days │  │ Mon–Fri 9–17:30  │
│ VIEW ON MAP →    │ │                  │  │ VIEW ON MAP →    │
└──────────────────┘ └──────────────────┘  └──────────────────┘

Each group of rows is labelled, and on the Uisce preset each group is also closed by a thin rule — except the last, which never trails off into an empty line.

The phone number and the map link

Phone becomes tappable on a mobile: a visitor taps it and their phone dials you. Include the country code.

Map link is a plain link out to your location on whichever map service you use — copy the share link from your listing. It opens in a new tab. Leave it empty and no link appears, so a location you have no map entry for never shows a broken one.

For a full map with your opening hours and a directions link, add the Map section instead — or as well.

Settings

Setting	What it does
Heading	The title above the locations. Optional.
Color scheme	Which of your theme's colour schemes the section uses.

Per location: Heading, Address, Hours, Phone, Map link.