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The Different Layouts for Your Wall of Love

You can choose from 4 different layouts for your Wall of Love:

Masonry

The Masonry layout will display your posts in a grid format.

Masonry features include:

  • The page title

  • Maximum grid columns - Select the maximum number of columns to show at the largest resolution.

  • Minimum width per column - Select the minimum width per column.

  • Number of columns - Select the number of columns, automatic will take the number of videos into consideration.

Carousel

The Carousel layout puts all your posts into a horizontal line.

Carousel features include:

  • The page title

  • Maximum columns visible - Select the maximum number of columns to show at the largest resolution.

  • Carousel height - Select the height of each item in your carousel.

  • Arrows and dots color - Select the color that will be displayed when the carousel has multiple items.

  • Automatically scroll - Toggle if you want the carousel to automatically scroll through your items.

Feed

The Feed layout puts all your reviews underneath each other vertically. This is ideal for a viewing on a phone.

Feed features include:

  • The page title

  • Feed width - Select the width the feed should occupy on the page or within a container. This is adjusted based on percentage.

Toast

The Toast layout adds reviews into a specific position on your website. It will be a small card that sits in the corner of your website and cycles through your testimonials while someone browses. If clicked on it will open into the full testimonial.

Toast features include:

  • Select the position - Bottom left or right and top left or right.

  • The cycle speed - How many seconds you want each review to display for.

  • Toast style - Choose from edge to edge or default (rounded).

  • Call to action - Add details for a CTA button, include button text, URL and button color.

A few things worth knowing:

  • The toast only appears on the site where you embed it. It stays off phones, so it doesn’t cover a small screen.

  • A visitor can close it. It stays closed for the rest of that visit, then comes back next time.

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