Card fan
Card fan stacks cards around a center point and opens them like a hand of cards as the visitor scrolls. Each card has an image, a color, a title and a link, so it works for shades, scents or collections. A button sits in the middle.

How to set it up
Step 1: Add the section
- In the theme editor, open the page and click Add section.
- Choose Card fan. Drag it to where you want it on the page.

Step 2: Add the cards
- Click Add block > Card. Choose an Image, a Card color and a Title and Subtitle.
- Add a Link to a product or collection.
- Leave Text color empty to pick light or dark text from the card color.
- Add 5 to 9 cards for the best fan.
Step 3: Set the fan
- Under Fan, choose how it Opens: With the scroll or Once, when in view.
- Set the Spread (1) on desktop and on mobile, and the Card width.
- Write the Center button label and add its link.
Step 4: Write the heading
- Under Heading, write an eyebrow, a heading (italic words are highlighted), the highlight style and color, and a short text.
Step 5: Review the settings
- See the settings reference below for every option.

Settings reference
Card fan
| Heading | |
|---|---|
| Highlight style | Options: None, Swipe, Sheen, Halo, Marker, Soft underline, Circle sketch. |
| Highlight color | |
| Alignment | Options: Left, Center. |
| Fan | |
| Open | With the scroll needs scroll-driven animation support; other browsers open the fan once in view. Options: With the scroll, Once, when in view. |
| Spread | Slider. |
| Spread on mobile | Slider. |
| Card width | Slider. |
| Center button label | |
| Center button link | Where the link goes. |
| Corners | |
| Make section rounded | Rounds this section's corners with the radius set for each one. |
| Top left radius | Slider. |
| Top right radius | Slider. |
| Bottom right radius | Slider. |
| Bottom left radius | Slider. |
Full width, section layout, color scheme, spacing and mobile overrides work the same in every section: see Section layout and spacing. Headings, subheadings and descriptions: see Section headings and text.
How it works
- On touch screens, the first tap picks a card and turns it upright, a second tap opens its link, and a swipe moves to the next card.
- With the scroll needs the browser's scroll-driven animation; other browsers open the fan once it is in view.
- Visitors who ask for reduced motion see the fan open without the animation.