Configure modules: 2. Design
Define how the background of your module should look:
- Choose a background color
- Or use a background image to visually enhance your design
Background size
Decide how a background image should be scaled — for example, whether it should completely fill the layer or be repeated. This lets you control the visual effect of the image precisely.
Here you can place an additional overlay image on top of the module — for example, a watermark, logo, or decorative element.

Adjust the scaling of the overlay so that it fits the module area perfectly.

Defines the outer spacing from the module’s edge — that is, the distance outside the module to the surrounding area or other elements.
Inner spacing (Padding)
Specifies the inner spacing between the module’s content and its border — the distance inside the module itself.
Set the transparency of the entire module:
- 100% = fully visible
- 0% = fully transparent (invisible)

Rotate the module by any angle. This is useful for creative layouts or angled text elements.
Zoom
Define the zoom factor of the module. This allows you to scale content up or down without changing the module itself.Style
Here you can add your own CSS classes (styling classes) — separated by spaces. This lets you further customize the module with custom styles.
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