Secondary banner carousel

A secondary banner carousel is similar to the primary banner carousel but takes up less vertical space (height). Use secondary banners to fit more promotions on a page.

Secondary banner carousels come in two formats:

• Secondary Single Banner Carousel. Shows one banner at a time.
• Secondary Split Banner Carousel. Shows two banners at a time.

When assigning a secondary banner to a static slot on a content page or custom homepage, you can control the same visual composition options as for primary banners: image and text arrangement, image position for side-by-side layouts, image-to-text proportion, and text alignment.

To view the other banners in a carousel, customers on mobile devices swipe the carousel while customers on desktop click an arrow. Alternatively, you can configure secondary banner carousels to scroll automatically through the banners in the carousel. When this option is enabled, customers can pause the carousel by clicking the pause button.

The following images show an example of a single banner carousel with the heading Bite into Tokyo, followed by a split banner carousel with the headings Get a taste of Cancun and Get a taste of Italy. The split banner carousel has an arrow at the end to indicate that there are more banners to view.