Full treatment menu CSS Template
Beige Contrast and Staggered Tiles Shape the Menu Section
The warm beige background establishes the base appearance of the section, while the horizontal white band creates a visual field behind the four treatment-related images. This contrast separates the gallery from the surrounding section without changing its centered content arrangement. The dark serif heading gives the menu prompt a formal editorial presence, and the compact dark Download button provides a concentrated action directly beneath it.
The four portrait-oriented images are not placed in a flat row. Their alternating vertical positions create a staggered tile rhythm, giving each treatment image individual visibility while preserving a unified gallery. Generous spacing around the centered heading, button, and image group keeps the composition open rather than crowded. For a CSS Template interpretation, these relationships are the main styling system to preserve: background contrast, heading hierarchy, button emphasis, image spacing, and vertical alternation. Each property can be refined for the block itself while the treatment-menu message and PDF-download role remain intact. The visual rules also keep the action distinct from the decorative image group. Together, the restrained palette and repeated alignment choices give the section a consistent appearance that can be adjusted without disrupting its internal visual balance.
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