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Here’s a concrete 1:1 mapping you can implement with Kadence Blocks Pro (Row Layout + Advanced Text) and keep everything aligned to Kadence global presets.[1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8]
Global presets to set first
In Appearance → Customize → Colors & Fonts:[4][6][8]
- Content max width: 1100–1200px (General → Layout).
- Global colors:
- Palette 1: primary brand (buttons, accents).
- Palette 2: darker accent.
- Palette 3: dark text.
- Palette 7/8/9: light gray / off‑white section backgrounds.
- Typography:
- Headings: your chosen display font, 700 weight.
- Body: your main text font, 400–500 weight.
Then use only palette + global typography in blocks (no custom hex/inline fonts) to keep it consistent.[8][4]
Hero row
Row Layout settings[2][5][9][1]
- Align: Full width (toolbar → “full width”).
- Inner content max width: “Inherit max width from theme” (Row Layout → Structure).[5][1]
- Columns: 1.
- Min height: 70–80vh for a strong hero.
- Background:
- Color: Palette 9 (very light) or an image with dark overlay.
- Overlay: semi‑transparent using Palette 3 if using an image.
- Padding (desktop): 80px top / 80px bottom; 20–30px left/right (linked).[10][11]
- Vertical alignment: Middle.
Advanced Text inside
- H1:
- Tag: H1.
- Font: Heading (inherit).
- Size: 40–48px desktop, 30–34 tablet, 24–28 mobile via responsive controls.
- Color: Palette 3.
- Subhead:
- Tag: paragraph.
- Max width: 650–720px (Advanced Text → Max Width).
- Color: Palette 4 or 5 (muted).
- Bullets: standard paragraph + list.
- Buttons: Kadence Button block using Palette 1 (primary), Palette 2 (outline) for secondary.
Standard content sections (“Who,” “What,” “Structure,” “Pricing”)
Use the same base Row preset and vary background color.
Row Layout (base preset)[11][1][2][5]
- Align: Normal (content width).
- Inner content max width: Inherit from theme.
- Columns: as needed (1 or 2 or 3).
- Background:
- Solid:
- White (for primary reading sections), or
- Palette 8/9 (very light grey) for alternating bands.
- Padding:
- Desktop: 60px top / 60px bottom.
- Tablet: 40px / 40px.
- Mobile: 30px / 30px.
- Margin: 0 top / 0 bottom (let padding create separation).
- Column gutter: 30–40px desktop, 20px tablet, 10–15px mobile.[2]
Typography inside (Advanced Text)
- Section headings (H2):
- Tag: H2.
- Size: 30–34px desktop; 24–26 tablet; 20–22 mobile.
- Margin bottom: 20–24px.
- Color: Palette 3.
- Body text:
- Tag: p.
- Size: ~18px desktop; 16–17 tablet/mobile.
- Line height: 1.6–1.7.
- Color: Palette 3 or 4.
- Lists: use default bullets, no extra indentation.
Two‑column sections (“What you’ll experience,” “Pricing”)
- Columns: 2 equal (50/50 desktop).[7][2]
- Tablet: stack (Row Layout → Tablet Layout: 1 column).
- Mobile: stack (Row Layout → Mobile Layout: 1 column).
- Vertical alignment: Top.
Three‑column “Weekend structure” row
Row Layout[7][2]
- Columns: 3 equal.
- Desktop: 3 columns; Tablet: 1 or 2; Mobile: 1.
- Column gutter: 30–40px desktop; 20px tablet; 10–15px mobile.
- Background: Palette 9 (light band) for a “cards” feel.
- Inner padding: 50–60px top/bottom.
Inside each column
- Advanced Text heading (e.g., “Friday – Reconvene the bench”):
- Tag: H3.
- Size: 20–22px.
- Color: Palette 3.
- Bullet list: Standard paragraphs with bullets, font size 16–18px.
Optionally add a light border or subtle box shadow using a Kadence Info Box or a nested Row, but you can keep it simple.
Application section (Gravity Forms)
Row Layout
- Give ID:
apply(Row Layout → Advanced → HTML Anchor). - Align: Normal/content width.
- Background: Palette 8 (very light).
- Padding: 60px top / 60px bottom desktop; 40/40 tablet; 30/30 mobile.
- Optionally add top divider (Row Layout → Design → Dividers) using Palette 8–9.[1]
Inside
- H2 + intro: Advanced Text as above.
- Gravity Forms block:
- Set form max width:
- Wrap with a nested Row Layout set to “Custom content max width: 700–800px, centered alignment.”[5][1]
- Use Kadence/Theme typography so fields match body font.
You can add extra top margin to the form heading (e.g., 10–20px).
Footer “About AltGov.ai”
Row Layout
- Align: Full width.
- Background: Palette 3 (dark).
- Padding: 40px top/bottom desktop; 30 tablet; 20 mobile.
- Inner content width: Inherit.
- Text alignment: Center on mobile, left on desktop.
Advanced Text
- Text color: Palette 9 (light).
- Heading (optional) H3: “About AltGov.ai” in Palette 9.
- Body: single paragraph, 16–18px, line height 1.7.
Reuse as presets
After you tune one:
- Save the Hero Row as a Row Layout pattern from the block kebab menu → “Save as Reusable/Pattern” (or via Kadence Design Library).
- Save a generic “Content Section” Row with padding, background, and typography tuned.
- Save an “Application Section” Row with anchor + form width set.[12][13]
Then you can drop those into other event pages and just swap text.
If you share your current Kadence global palette (hexes), I can be even more specific: e.g., “Use Palette 1 (#xxxxxx) for buttons, Palette 8 (#yyyyyy) for section backgrounds,” etc.
Sources
[1] Row Layout Block – Kadence WP Documentation https://www.kadencewp.com/help-center/docs/kadence-blocks/row-layout-block/
[2] Row Layout Block – Kadence Blocks https://www.kadencewp.com/kadence-blocks/row-layout-block/
[3] How to Control the Hero or Title Section Sitewide and Per Page in … https://www.kadencewp.com/help-center/docs/kadence-blocks/how-to-control-the-hero-or-title-section-sitewide-and-per-page-in-kadence/
[4] Kadence Users: Are You Making These Website Mistakes? https://restored316designs.com/kadence-users-are-you-making-these-website-mistakes/
[5] Kadence Blocks Tutorial – The Row Layout Block – WebTNG https://www.webtng.com/kadence-blocks-tutorial-the-row-layout-block/
[6] How to customize the design library color palette – Kadence WP https://www.kadencewp.com/help-center/docs/kadence-blocks/how-to-customize-the-design-library-color-palette/
[7] Setting custom widths in multi-column Row Layout Blocks https://www.kadencewp.com/help-center/docs/kadence-blocks/setting-custom-widths-in-multi-column-row-layout-blocks/
[8] How to use the Kadence Theme Color Palette https://www.kadencewp.com/help-center/docs/kadence-theme/how-to-use-the-kadence-theme-color-palette/
[9] Make a Hero Section with Kadence Blocks – YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ZiP7xxzbPg
[10] Using Padding and Margin in Kadence Blocks https://www.kadencewp.com/help-center/docs/kadence-blocks/using-padding-and-margin-in-kadence-blocks/
[11] Using Padding and Margin in Kadence Blocks – ZipLaunch https://ziplaunch.com/docs/using-padding-and-margin-in-kadence-blocks/
