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title: What every section does, and when to use it
description: "Every section, one at a time: what each band is for, and the one or two settings in it that actually change how it looks. Every band has a **Color scheme**, and most have a **Card color scheme** for the…"
url: "https://www.apselo.com/docs/kb/restrovics-every-section/"
updated: "2026-08-23"
category: Restrovics
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# What every section does, and when to use it

Every section, one at a time: what each band is for, and the one or two settings in it that actually change how it looks.

Every band has a **Color scheme**, and most have a **Card color scheme** for the cards inside it. Those two are on everything and are not repeated below.

## Bands that show your food

### Menu board

Your menu in tabs — one tab per course, dishes and prices underneath. Add a **Category** block per tab. This is the theme's centrepiece; most home pages should have one.

### Menu grid

One course as a grid of cards. Choose the course and how many to show. On a course's own page, leave the course empty — it then shows whichever course the diner opened, with filters and paging.

### Product carousel

A shelf of dishes that scrolls sideways, with arrows. Good for *Today's specials* or *Chef's picks*.

### Related items

Appears under a dish. It has two modes:

- **Related items** — Shopify picks them. A way through to something else.
- **Items that go together** — you pick them, in the Search & Discovery app. These can be added to the order straight from the card, because suggesting a side with a main is an invitation to order it.

## Bands that tell your story

### Hero banner

The big opening photograph. Headline, a line of text, up to two buttons.

### Image with text

The workhorse. A photograph beside some words, and optionally: **Feature** blocks (icon plus a line), **Statistic** blocks (a number plus a caption), or **Detail** rows (for hours or an address). Used for your story, your chef, and offers.

### Rich text with media

A short statement framed by two images. Use it once, near the top.

### Video banner

A film of the room or the kitchen. It does not load until somebody presses play, so it costs nothing until it is wanted. Give it a **Poster image** — that is what people see first.

### Gallery

A wall of photographs. One **Image** block each.

### Icon columns

Three or four short promises with icons — delivery, opening hours, local suppliers. Keep each to a few words.

### Team

Your chefs, four to a row. One **Person** block each.

### Testimonials

Reviews, one at a time, with a rating and a portrait.

### FAQ

Questions in two columns that open and close. Also helps you appear in Google.

## Bands that get you a booking or a message

### Book a table

The booking band. See [that chapter](/docs/restrovics-table-bookings/).

### Contact info

Address, hours, phone — as **Detail** blocks with icons — plus a button and up to two photographs.

### Contact form

Name, email, message. Sends to your store's contact email address. Nothing to connect.

### Map

A still photograph with a *Show the map* button. The real map only loads when somebody presses it.

### Social gallery

Your Instagram grid — as images you upload, one **Post** block each, with a link on each. It is not connected to Instagram, which means it never breaks when Instagram changes something.

## The escape hatch

### Custom Liquid

A band you can put anything into — a snippet an app gave you, a table of opening hours, an embedded booking widget. Whatever you paste is drawn as-is, on the page's own column.

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