Cards that pin one after another and stack up as the page scrolls. Each card comes to rest slightly below the one before it, so the edge of every card in the pile stays visible, and the cards underneath shrink and dim by an amount you set. When the last card lands, the stack holds so it can be read.
Each card pins below the one before it and the cards underneath recede, so the pile reads as depth rather than a list. Nothing is intercepted and no empty spacer is inserted — the height being scrolled is the cards’ own height, so the scrollbar, keyboard scrolling and find-on-page all behave normally.
Every option below is a real, editable field in the HubSpot page editor.
Each card pins below the one before it and the cards underneath shrink and dim, so the pile reads as depth. When the last card lands, everything holds so the finished stack can be read.
Nothing is intercepted and no spacer is inserted. The height being scrolled is the cards’ own height, so the length of the page still matches the content on it, and the browser’s scrollbar, keyboard scrolling and find-on-page all behave normally.
Each card picks its own: a picture or looping video above the text, or either one behind it under an overlay you set. Pictures sit inside the card frame or run to its edges.
An eyebrow, a title, rich-text body, a badge, media and a link. A card links as a line of text, or the whole card becomes the link, marked with an arrow whose size, corner and colour are yours.
Card padding, text inset, type sizes, spacing between cards and image shape are all set separately for phones, so a phone column is composed rather than squeezed.
Every colour, size, weight, letter spacing, radius and space is a field on the Style tab. Fonts and the accent colour inherit from your HubSpot theme. Readers whose system asks for less motion get a plain column, with background video held on its poster frame.
A single one-time purchase on the HubSpot Marketplace — no subscription.
One-time price on the HubSpot Marketplace. Works on any HubSpot page template, with no theme required.
It is a section whose cards pin one after another and stack up as the page scrolls. Each card comes to rest slightly below the one before it, so the edge of every card in the pile stays visible, and the cards underneath shrink and dim by an amount you set. The effect holds when the last card lands, so the finished stack can be read before the page moves on.
No. Nothing is intercepted and no spacer is inserted. The height being scrolled is the cards’ own height, so the length of the page still matches the content on it, and the scrollbar, keyboard scrolling and find-on-page all behave normally.
Media is set per card: an image or a looping video above the text, or either one behind the text under an overlay you control. Pictures sit inside the card frame or run to its edges. A card links as a line of text, or the whole card becomes the link with an arrow in the corner.
Small screens get their own layout, with their own card padding, text inset, type sizes, spacing between cards and image shape, so a phone column is composed rather than squeezed. Readers whose system asks for less motion get a plain column, with background video held on its poster frame.
It is a one-time purchase of $34.99 on the HubSpot Marketplace, which includes free updates and support.