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Here you can check which of the banner elements you want to be displayed in the banner.

Image Element Width and Height: Set the width and height in pixels for logo, CTA, or title on your banner. The width is prioritized, and the height adjusts to maintain the aspect ratio. If the height exceeds the given value, the element resizes to fit within the set dimensions.

Vertical Position: Determines the top-to-bottom arrangement of elements in the banner. Used only when all the elements are over the subject.

Horizontal Position: Controls the left-to-right placement of elements in the banner. Used only when all the elements are over the subject.

Anchor Element: The anchor element serves as a reference point for positioning other elements in the banner. It acts as a fixed point around which other components are arranged

Location: This setting allows you to specify the overall area where elements should be placed within the banner.

Vertical Placement: This option provides fine-tuned control over the vertical positioning of elements. It allows you to adjust whether elements should be placed towards the top, center, or bottom with respect to the anchor.

Horizontal Placement: Similar to vertical placement, this setting offers precise control over the horizontal positioning of elements. It enables you to align elements to the left, center, or right with respect to the anchor.

Enable Gradient Effect: Add a shadow opacity layer between the text and the background image to enhance visibility. This feature is especially useful when the color of the element and the background are the same, ensuring better contrast and readability.

1. Image Element Width and Height: Set the width and height in pixels for logo, CTA, or title on your banner. The width is prioritized, and the height adjusts to maintain the aspect ratio. If the height exceeds the given value, the element resizes to fit within the set dimensions.
2. Vertical Position: Determines the top-to-bottom arrangement of elements in the banner. Used only when all the elements are over the subject.
3. Horizontal Position: Controls the left-to-right placement of elements in the banner. Used only when all the elements are over the subject.
4. Anchor Element: The anchor element serves as a reference point for positioning other elements in the banner. It acts as a fixed point around which other components are arranged
5. Location: This setting allows you to specify the overall area where elements should be placed within the banner.
6. Vertical Placement: This option provides fine-tuned control over the vertical positioning of elements. It allows you to adjust whether elements should be placed towards the top, center, or bottom with respect to the anchor.
7. Horizontal Placement: Similar to vertical placement, this setting offers precise control over the horizontal positioning of elements. It enables you to align elements to the left, center, or right with respect to the anchor.
8. Enable Gradient Effect: Add a shadow opacity layer between the text and the background image to enhance visibility. This feature is especially useful when the color of the element and the background are the same, ensuring better contrast and readability.