Text + image, standard
Text on the left, image on the right. This is the default setting for ‘layer_text’ with an image.
Text + image, reversed
Image on the left, text on the right. Same layer as above, but with `rtl` enabled.
Text + image, 3/4 text
Text column 75%, image 25%. Here you can see whether the width is aligned with the correct column.
Text only
A text layer without an image. The entire ‘Media’ section disappears from the form as soon as the field type is not an image type, so an editor will not see a media field here.
Text centred
Centred text with a limited column width. Check whether the column itself is also centred.
Text + image, mobile-first design
On desktop, this is the same as setting 1; below the stacking limit, the image appears above the text.
Text + multiple images
Please note the difference from setting 1: `text_image ` reads the single `media` field, whilst `text_images ` reads `media_multiple`. If you select the wrong type, the gallery will remain empty without displaying an error message.
Align with content
With `right_vertical_alignment=content`, the right-hand column aligns with the content rather than the title. Framework reported that this setting explicitly positions the cells, meaning that the `order` property no longer has any effect — so the reverse setting behaves differently here.