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An editorial grid that mixes large and small story cards across columns. Use it to give a content heavy blog the dense feel of a print magazine.
Magazine Layout opens with a centered heading and subheading, then moves into three stacked sections. The first is a two-column hero row: a large cover image on the left with a "Featured" badge, and on the right a category badge, the article title, a longer excerpt, an author avatar with name, publish date, and read time, and a full-size "Read Full Article" button. Below that, an "Editor's Picks" row holds two equal cards, each with a 16:9 cover image, a category badge, a title, an excerpt, an author avatar, and a ghost arrow button. The final section, "Trending Now", presents three equal cards with a video-ratio image, a bookmark button, a category badge, title, excerpt, date, read time, and a link-style "Read Article" button. A centered "View All Articles" button closes the block.
Every section heading is separated from its grid by a full-width rule, keeping the sections clearly named. The copy in each card is independent, so you can change titles, excerpts, dates, and authors without affecting the layout. You can add or remove cards from the Editor's Picks and Trending Now grids, and you can drop either secondary section entirely if you only need the hero row.
Reach for this block when you need a content-dense blog index that gives different stories different visual weight. A logistics and delivery platform publishes guides on route optimisation, carrier comparisons, and industry regulation; this layout lets you pin the flagship guide as the hero while keeping the editor picks and trending rows surfaced below it. It works better than a uniform grid when you have editorial tiers and want readers to understand at a glance which story is the lead.
A natural flow around it on a Marketing (Legacy) page:
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The block naturally holds any mix of articles that benefit from editorial ranking. A few ways to fill it:
Tip: keep category badges consistent across all three sections so readers can spot a topic they want and jump to it quickly.