Feature portrait pair

Two generous portrait photographs, each with an inset paper caption overlapping its foot and a large editorial feature heading.

Two 4:5 photographs carry inset captions that rise over their lower edges. The responsive grid becomes one column when two readable tracks no longer fit; each caption retains a small image overlap.

1. Choose two complementary photos.
2. Give each feature a short heading and a sentence.
3. Rename the shared eyebrow and numbered labels.

Typefaces, heading leading, the medium body-text size, spacing rhythm, and button shape and colours come from the theme. Base and contrast chains end in WordPress's guaranteed white and black presets. Eyebrows use the optional label role before falling back to contrast.

The photograph's crop, the overlap, a 1240px outer measure, fluid side padding and the text panel's reading measure. All visible copy sits on opaque base or contrast panels. Photographs are reviewed CC0 images from the WordPress Photo Directory and travel with the copied pattern.

The two feature headings are display type tuned to the width of the portrait panels, using a bare clamp. Body paragraphs follow the medium ladder with a 1.6 line-height; uppercase labels use a fluid 15–16px size. Headings state their own ink colour and inherit their face and leading.

Copy targets 4.5:1; large display headings target 3:1. Opaque panels keep image detail out of the text background. The verification sheet measures all three authoring themes.

Two 4:5 photographs carry inset captions that rise over their lower edges. The responsive grid becomes one column when two readable tracks no longer fit; each caption retains a small image overlap. The section has fluid horizontal padding and no fixed height. Check long replacement headings at 390px as well as desktop.

Core blocks only; no companion plugin, custom CSS or script is required. Replace the photos through the Image block and update their alt text. Set real destinations on the action links before publishing.