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Masker

Masker applies a mask to a group of child elements. Use it to shape an image or a small content composition.

Add and configure Masker

  1. Click Add, choose Masker, and place it in the container.
  2. Add the content as children of Masker.
  3. Configure Design > Mask.
  4. Set Container, Layout, and Spacing to position the masked content.
  5. Save your changes.
Masker controls in the Breakdance editor
Masker controls in the Breakdance editor

Controls

Responsive varies by breakpoint; Hover has a hover value; Shared applies across both. Linked controls have their own reference. In conditions, = means “is” and ≠ means “is not.”

Design > Mask

Setting Purpose and options Behavior
Shape Donut, Tv, Waves, Waves 2, Blob, Star 1, Star 2, Star 3, Star 4, Stripes, Pill, Custom. Shared
Custom Shape WordPress media. When: Shape = Custom. Shared
Size Contain, Cover, Custom. Responsive
Custom Size Custom size and unit. When: Size = Custom. Shared
Position Set position. Responsive
Repeat no-repeat, repeat, repeat-x, repeat-y, space, round. Shared

Design > Container

Setting Purpose and options Behavior
Width Width. Responsive
Height Height. Responsive
Background Color or supported fill. Shared
Padding spacing controls. See linked controls
Borders borders controls. See linked controls

Design > Layout

Setting Purpose and options Behavior
Layout layout controls. When: Layout is set. See linked controls

Design > Layout

Setting Purpose and options Behavior
Layout layout controls. When: Layout is unset. See linked controls

Design > Spacing

Setting Purpose and options Behavior
Spacing spacing controls. See linked controls

Troubleshooting

The mask hides important content

Review Mask sizing and position together with the dimensions of the child content.

The mask appears empty

Confirm that Masker contains visible child content and has enough width and height.