Inner Section Block in Grigora

In this comprehensive guide, we'll take a deep dive into the Inner Section Block inside Grigora. Mastering the Inner Section Block will help you create organized, flexible layouts within your sections by grouping content, controlling alignment and spacing, and customizing the appearance and behavior of nested content.

General Settings Configuration

Layout Control

The Inner Section Block provides flexible layout controls that help you arrange and align the content placed inside it.

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Direction

Choose how the content inside the Inner Section is arranged:

  • Row: Places inner content horizontally from left to right.

  • Column: Places inner content vertically from top to bottom.

This gives you control over whether your content should follow a horizontal or vertical layout.

Align

Control the horizontal alignment of the content inside the Inner Section.

You can align content to the:

  • Left

  • Center

  • Right

This makes it easier to position content consistently within the available space.

Vertical Align

Control how content is positioned vertically within the Inner Section.

You can choose from multiple vertical alignment options to position content at the top, center, bottom, or distribute it according to the available space.


Size & Space

The Size & Space settings allow you to control the dimensions and spacing of the Inner Section.

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Dimensions Control

Width: Define the width of the Inner Section using a specific value and supported units.

Height: Set a specific height for the Inner Section to control the vertical space it occupies.

Gap Between Rows

Control the amount of spacing between rows of content inside the Inner Section.

This is particularly useful when using a column-based layout and you need consistent spacing between multiple elements.


Margin and Padding

Control the spacing around and inside the Inner Section for precise layout adjustments.

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Margin

Add external spacing around the Inner Section. You can link the values to apply the same spacing to all sides or unlink them to control each side independently.

Padding

Add internal spacing between the Inner Section's boundary and its content. Padding values can also be linked or unlinked for precise control over individual sides.


Style Settings

The Style settings allow you to customize the visual appearance of the Inner Section.

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Background Options

Customize the visual background of your Inner Section using different background options.

Color

Apply a solid background color to the Inner Section for clean and simple designs.

Image

Use an image as the background of the Inner Section to create visually rich layouts.

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Background Overlay

Apply a global overlay to the Inner Section background to enhance contrast and improve the appearance of background content.


Border and Visual Styling

Border

Enable borders around the Inner Section to visually separate it from surrounding content.

Border Radius

Adjust the border radius to create rounded corners on the Inner Section. You can use the slider or enter a specific pixel value for precise control.

Box Shadow

Add a box shadow to the Inner Section to create depth and separation from the surrounding content.

These effects can be useful for creating cards, panels, highlighted content areas, and other visually distinct sections.

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Link Functionality

The Inner Section can be converted into a clickable element using the Link settings.

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URL

Enter the destination URL for the Inner Section. You can also use the Dynamic option to connect the link to dynamic content.

Open in New Tab

Enable this option to open the linked destination in a new browser tab.

Remove Link Decoration

Remove the default link decoration from the Inner Section when it is used as a link.

This is useful when you want the entire Inner Section to behave as a clickable element without displaying traditional link styling.


Animation and Effects

The Animations settings allow you to add dynamic visual effects to the Inner Section and control how it appears or responds to user interactions.

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Trigger

Choose when the animation should be activated. Grigora provides the following trigger options:

  • None: Disable animations for the Inner Section.

  • Entrance: Apply the animation when the Inner Section enters the page.

  • On Scroll: Trigger the animation as the Inner Section comes into view while scrolling.

  • On Hover: Trigger the animation when the visitor hovers over the Inner Section.

  • Infinite: Continuously repeat the selected animation.

Effect

Choose the visual effect used when the animation is triggered.

Available effects include:

  • Fade In

  • Slide In

  • Bounce In

  • Rotate In

  • Roll In

  • Zoom In

  • Flip In

  • Flash

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Direction

For supported effects, choose the direction from which the animation should occur. Available directions include:

  • In Place

  • From right

  • From left

  • From bottom

  • From top

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Duration

Control how long the animation takes to complete. Adjust the duration to create faster or slower animation effects.

Delay

Set a delay before the animation begins. This allows you to control when the animation starts after its trigger is activated.

Preview

Use the Preview button to see how the selected animation will appear before applying it to your live design.

This combination of Trigger, Effect, Direction, Duration, and Delay gives you precise control over how the Inner Section enters, responds to interactions, or repeats animations throughout your page.


Advanced Settings

Positioning

Control the position of the Inner Section using the Position settings.

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Position controls allow you to precisely place the Inner Section within its surrounding layout when more advanced positioning is required.


Sticky Behavior

The Sticky setting allows the Inner Section to remain fixed within the viewport as the visitor scrolls.

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Configure the sticky behavior according to your layout requirements to keep important content visible while scrolling.

This can be particularly useful for navigation elements, supporting information, calls to action, or other content that needs to remain accessible.


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