Scroll scene: fan
A stack of pictures that fans out into a row as you scroll, each one settling level with its name beneath it, while the section holds on screen. On a phone the row overlaps like a hand of cards. Needs the EtchPress Runtime; without it it is a row of cards.
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The crew
Five people, one garden at a time.

Mara, design

Jonas, stone

Ines, planting

Theo, irrigation

Ada, the yard

Before you copy
This is a showpiece. It pastes into Etch like any other item and it is complete without anything else, but its motion comes from the EtchPress runtime: a small script that loads only on the pages that use a showpiece.
Etch for WordPress: download the EtchPress Runtime plugin from Downloads in your account, install it and activate it. Paste your licence key under Settings, EtchPress Runtime, and it updates from the Plugins screen like any other plugin.
Etch Studio: download the EtchPress runtime files from Downloads in your account, unzip them and drop them into your project's Asset Manager, then paste the item. Studio ships the files it needs with your site.
What you can build with it
Introducing a team. A handful of featured projects. Product ranges. The stages of something, shown as pictures.
Props
eyebrow (text, optional); title (text, optional); cards (repeater: image, alt, title)
States shown
Scrolling: the section holds, the stack spreads from the middle and straightens, and the names fade in at the end. Scrolling back gathers it again. The same on touch. Reduced motion and no runtime: a row of cards with their names.
How to change it
Content and options are 3 props in the component's settings panel. Colour, type, spacing and radius follow your Automatic.css settings, so a change to the site's palette or scale changes this too. For anything else, edit the classes in the Style Manager, starting with .scene-fan. Its behaviour is a small script that travels with the component; no plugin and nothing to install.
ACSS tokens used
space-xs, space-s, space-m, space-l, radius, text-s, primary-dark, header-height.
ACSS requirements
ACSS 4 defaults. Needs the EtchPress Runtime, 0.6.0 or later: the EtchPress Runtime plugin on WordPress, or the runtime's files dropped into the project's Asset Manager in Etch Studio. Without it you get the still version.
Version history
Version 1.0.0, October 3, 2026: First release, with the EtchPress Runtime 0.6.0.
Tested with
Etch 1.6.8 and ACSS 4.0.1. Version 1.0.0.
Needs the EtchPress runtime
The plugin on WordPress, or the runtime's files in Etch Studio. Without it you get the still version.
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