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Modules

Statistics row

Two to six key numbers with prefix, suffix and label. Numbers count up when the row scrolls into view.

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Set up the content

  1. Content → Statistics: Enter the Number as digits only, then Prefix (+, €) and Suffix (%, K, M).
  2. Set Decimals for values like 2.3.
  3. Add a short Description under each label – one line about what the number means.

Choose the look

SettingOptions
Columns (desktop)2, 3, 4 or Fit all in one row
StylePlain, Divided (hairlines), Cards, Glass cards
Number styleGradient (number color into the accent color) or Solid color
Accent line above each numberOn or off
Thousands separator1,000 / 1 000 / 1.000 / 1000. Countries differ, so pick the grouping your visitors expect, or none
Decimal markFollows the thousands separator (a comma when thousands use a period), or a period or comma of your own choice, for example 1 000,5 in Norway
Count up on scrollOn or off
Number colorThe whole figure in the accent color, like its prefix and suffix
Hover → Lift cardsCards rise a few pixels with a soft shadow under the pointer
Content → Text under the statisticsA small footnote under the row, for example the source of the numbers

Good to know

  • A new statistics row starts as glass cards on a dark gradient panel with a honeycomb pattern and a soft glow. Change the look under Styles → Layout and Styles → Background.
  • Glass cards are made for dark or image backgrounds. On a light background they turn into a faint brand tint.
  • Count-up only runs when animations are on for the module – see Animations.
  • The real number is in the page from the start, so search engines and screen readers always read the final value.
  • Background, module width, spacing and alignment work the same in every module – see Backgrounds and Module width and inset panels.

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