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# Image with text overlay

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The main settings in the section are the ones listed [here](/amber-documentation/content-sections/common-settings.md). The additional settings are listed below.

This section gives the option to have separate color settings for desktop and mobile.

### Desktop colors

* **Text** -- Sets the color of the text
* **Background** -- Sets the overlaying background color. This could be used as a solid color or as gradient

### Mobile colors

* **Text** -- Sets the color of the text for mobile
* **Background** -- Sets the overlaying background color for mobile

### Media

You can specify separate images for desktop and mobile.\
If the mobile image is missing, then the one from desktop will be shown on mobile devices.

From here you can also manage the height of the section. You can choose between:

* Large
* Medium
* Small

### Text content

<figure><img src="/files/qB3yL4kMFfKX5pqv7gAo" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>

The content (heading and subheading) and their position are managed from these content settings.


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