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Page cover (the page-level banner)

The page cover is a full-width banner that sits at the top of a page, above all sections. It's the first thing buyers see when they open the page — use it to anchor identity (logos + title), set the tone, or spotlight a key message.

Not a widget. Unlike content widgets (Text, Image, Video, etc.), the cover is a page-level element — there's one cover per page, managed from the page itself rather than from the floating build bar's widget catalog.

Add or remove a cover

Open the page.
On the floating build bar at the bottom of the editor, click the Cover chip — the pinned page-level chip on the left of the bar. Clicking toggles the cover on or off for the current page.
Once shown, a popover opens — configure layout, background, text, and logos.
Click outside or close the popover to apply.

Edit a cover

Click anywhere on an existing cover — the same popover reopens for editing.

Layout (three variants)

Pick one of three arrangements that determine how the title/subtitle and background relate to each other:

Overlay — the title and subtitle sit on top of the background (image or color), typical hero-banner look. Best with a darker image and the Light text color setting for contrast.
Split — background on one side, title/subtitle on the other. Good when the visual and the words deserve equal weight.
Vertical-split — background on top, text below (or vice versa). Good when the background is the main visual and text is a caption.

Background

Color — solid fill; pick any hex value
Gradient — choose from presets or define a custom gradient
Image — upload a file or paste a URL
Video — upload or link a looping video

Text

Title — the main headline
Subtitle — a secondary line
Text color — Light (for dark backgrounds) or Dark (for light backgrounds) — switch based on contrast
Alignment — Left or Center

Logos

The cover is where your (and your buyer's) branding shines. You can show one or more logos with full control over how they look:

Visibility — toggle on/off
Position — top or bottom of the cover
Size — Small / Medium / Large
Shape — Circle / Rounded / Square
Color treatment — Natural / White / Grey / Dark (useful to harmonize mixed-brand logos)
Arrangement — Separated , Separated (+), or Overlap — the visual relationship when both your logo and the buyer's are shown

The seller logo comes from your workspace Brand assets; the prospect logo is set on the room itself — see Prospect logo.

When to use a cover

Top of every buyer-facing page — reinforces identity, signals this isn't a generic template
Key-moment pages — kickoff, proposal, signing page — where you want a visual "wow"
Not on internal pages — skip the cover on pages hidden from buyers; you don't need the aesthetic overhead

When NOT to use

Every page with the same cover — variety helps pacing; repeat the cover on similar pages (e.g. all proposal pages) but not on every page
As a replacement for a Hero section — if you need widgets inside the hero (CTAs, videos, links), use a regular section with a Cover background instead

Updated on: 18/06/2026

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