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# Image with products gallery
The main settings in the section are the ones listed [here](/amber-documentation/content-sections/common-settings.md). The additional settings are listed below.
The other section settings are listed below.
* **Flip image and text positions** -- This checkbox flips the position of the big image and the slider.
### Media
* **Aspect ratio for mobile** -- Set the mobile image aspect ratio. For desktop the size of the image is coming from the height of the section (incl. the heading, subheading, slider, etc.)
* **Image - Desktop** -- Set the image used for desktop. Usually, for best fit, use a vertical image. You can set its focal point if needed
* **Image - Mobile** -- Set a separate mobile image. If the mobile image is missing, then the one from desktop will be shown on mobile devices
### Text content
#### Text
You have full control over the heading, subheading and button using the settings from the screenshot above.
#### Products
The products in the slider come from the `Collection` field.
You can prepare a specific collection and assign the needed products in it or you can simply use an already prepared collection.
From the `Products limit to show` field, you can limit the number of visible products.
### Slideshow
The slideshow can autoplay by checking the `Autoplay` checkbox.\
You can specify the interval between the slides from the `Slideshow Interval` setting.
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