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To present stories with an appealing background, you can use the following layers

  • Image

  • Video

  • Color

  • Gradient

  • ShadingShade

  • Divider

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By combining these layers you can design your story background. For example, it is possible to add a color or a gradient with transparency over a background image. This allows you to better highlight text on a bumpy background or colorize entire images. The color palette is predefined by the theme. Therefore, the story remains color-matched and will automatically adopt the new colors when the theme is changed.

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Below you can view several gradients:

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Shade

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A shading is also a gradient. Start color is the selected color, end color is the full transparency of it. Shading

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Divider

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is primarily used to lighten or darken backgrounds, thereby making text more legible on bumpy backgrounds.

Below you can see a white shading from right to left to make the dark text more visible on the dark, bumpy background.

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Similar to the gradients, the following options are available:

Color: Determines the shading color.

Type: You can choose between two types: linear and radial.

Direction: Determines in which direction the shading should run. In addition, you can decide between a linear or radial course.

Start Position: Controls where the gradient starts (in % ).

End Position: Controls where the gradient ends (in % ).

Opacity: Determines the transparency. 1 = no transparency, 0 = 100% transparency.

Flip: Mirrors the image horizontally or vertically or both in combination.

CSS Class: Allows inserting additional CSS classes for the element.

CSS Style: Allows inserting inline CSS for the element.

Below you can view several gradients

Image 1 linear gradient: Color: "Warning to Matched Hue".

Divider

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Dividers are used to graphically separate or connect the bottom or top of the story to the following or preceding story.

Following options are available:

Style: Library of graphic separator shapes.

Fill Color: Fill color of the shape. For a smooth transition, select the background color of the neighbor section (Story)

Height: Height of divider as CSS size unit.

Min. Height: Minimum height of divider shape as CSS size unit.

Max. Height: Maximum height of divider shape as CSS size unit.

Opacity: Determines the transparency. 1 = no transparency, 0 = 100% transparency.

Flip: Mirrors the image horizontally or vertically or both in combination.

CSS Class: Allows inserting additional CSS classes for the element.

CSS Style: Allows inserting inline CSS for the element.