All right, so we're moving on.
And the next section is going to be
the unique traveled design section,
which will look a little bit tricky,
but it's not that trickier.
We basically have one very big section
with multiple columns.
One column will hold the header.
Unique general design and we're going to have
the divider element will
have some texts and then we'll have
an inner section element with three columns,
with three different headings,
diagrams, and some texts.
So let's go ahead and edit the homepage one more time.
And I'm going to scroll all the way down here.
And the first node is simply do is just
to drag the header in here.
And I will add the edit that says all
unique, unique travel designer.
Of course, I'm going to align this one to decenter.
Since we now have content in our section,
I'm going to go ahead and edit this section.
We're going to set the width to 1240 pixels.
Then style, we're going to add
a background color of FATF eight.
So it's this sort of grayish white color.
I really don't know the exact color, what it's called.
But the point here is that we're trying to differentiate
the section just above it
from the new section we're creating.
So one of the best ways to differentiate,
differentiate sections is by
adding different colored backgrounds.
So I think truffle design,
I'm gonna go back to advance as well.
Add some padding.
So 50 pixels top,
50 pixels bottom as well.
And there it is.
The next element will be the divider elements
which are drop just below our unique travel design.
Look into Atlanta center and then
the width here would be about, let's go with 50%.
I'll maybe that's a bit too much. How about 40%?
All right, so for the percent,
next is going to be the texts in here,
locks where it's not about the stars actually stole
this texts from some website.
I don't remember, but I didn't come
up with this with this text.
Okay. I'm not too, I'm not that smart,
so I'm going to drop the text editor all just beneath
the divider and paste that text right there.
And of course we are going to align it to the center
are then last but not least,
we do have our three columns section in here.
So we're going to use the ina, section.
We're going to walk smart again.
Basically, each column has the exact same design.
You have a diagram,
you have a header, and then you have some texts.
So we'll simply do is,
we'll design the very first column Jabbar image in here.
And it's the image with
the world plane can offenders one right here,
insert that media, make it a full size.
Then we're going to add a header.
Just move the image. We're gonna make this one an h3.
I do have some text in here and it's called,
this one has got to be featured.
Destinations, that will be
the headline future destinations.
Let's make a change. Okay, I'm
going to align to the center,
but then for the style,
we're going to change the typography from uppercase
to just normal light.
And then last but not least,
we'll have the text edit tool.
Let's drag that in there.
So let me just grab this text right here.
Similar them Ipsum dummy text.
I'm going to go ahead and paste that.
I think it's actually the exact same texts,
different, silly me.
Okay. Well, his style,
This aligned to the center.
There it is. So what was
simply needs to do now is to come in here,
right-click on the Edit Column button
and simply duplicates,
and then duplicate one more time.
And then we'll come in here and delete the fourth column.
It is.
So this is going to come in here right now,
change this image to the mall with the map.
And I do have the texts in here that says travel guides.
So in addition to being able
to feature a certain destinations to their customers,
passport travel also offers are travelled guides as well.
And then the last one in here,
I'm going to switch the image
to the one with the plane tickets.
I do have the header here that says affordable.
Further bool.
To get it is.
There you go.
So I'm going to go ahead now and simply update this.
And let's view the page.
And voila ionic travel design.
There you go.
So hopefully you enjoyed this particular lesson,
Jimmy, in the next one,
where we'll continue to build out
our homepage. I'll see you then.