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Hero Section

The hero section is the large banner at the very top of your home page — the first thing visitors see. It has a background image, a tagline, a main headline, a short paragraph, and two buttons.

[SCREENSHOT: The home page hero section with labels pointing to the tagline, headline, description, background image, and two buttons]


English home page:

  1. Log in to Directus.
  2. Click Content in the left sidebar.
  3. Click home — the item opens directly.

Spanish home page:

  • Same steps, but click home_es instead.

FieldWhat it does
hero_subtitleThe small uppercase tagline that appears above the headline (e.g., “Trusted Mobile Home Services”)
hero_titleThe large main headline — wrap any word in *asterisks* to show it in amber/gold color
hero_descriptionThe short paragraph of text below the headline
hero_imgThe background image for the entire hero section
hero_primary_btnThe main call-to-action button (e.g., “Get a Free Quote”)
hero_secondary_btnThe secondary outline button (e.g., “See Our Work”)

  1. Open the home collection (or home_es for Spanish).
  2. Click the hero_subtitle field and type your tagline.
  3. Click the hero_title field and type your main headline.
    • To highlight any word in amber/gold, wrap it in single asterisks: *word*
    • Example: Expert *Mobile Home* Repairs in Eagle Pass
  4. Click the hero_description field and type your short paragraph.
  5. To update the background image, click the hero_img field, then click Upload a File and choose your image.
  6. Click Save in the top right corner.

In the hero_title field, you can make any word or phrase appear in your brand’s amber/gold color by wrapping it in single asterisks.

What you typeWhat visitors see
Expert *Mobile Home* ServicesExpert Mobile Home Services (in amber)
Serving Eagle Pass *with Pride*Serving Eagle Pass with Pride (in amber)
*Quality* You Can Count OnQuality You Can Count On (in amber)

The hero buttons pull their text from the buttons collection. To change what a button says:

  1. Click Content in the left sidebar.
  2. Click buttons.
  3. Find the button you want to change (look at the label to identify it) and click it.
  4. Click the Translations section.
  5. Click the English (or Spanish) tab.
  6. Click the label field and type the new button text.
  7. Click Save.