Course list CSS Template
Teal Markers Give the Course Grid a Consistent Visual System
The white background and centered “About our course” heading establish a quiet starting point for the section, while muted gray supporting text keeps the introduction secondary to the repeated content below. Six teal-green circular markers provide the strongest recurring visual accent. Because the same marker treatment appears beside every feature heading and description, the six items read as parts of one course explanation rather than unrelated cards.
The three-column, two-row arrangement also creates a styling system that can be adjusted at the block level. Spacing between the rows helps separate the feature groups without adding borders or heavy containers, and the left-aligned item text gives each column a consistent reading edge. Typography, marker color, background, alignment, and spacing can therefore be refined while preserving the existing six-item content model. Nicepage supports targeted styling through the Property Panel and custom CSS when a project needs rules beyond the standard controls; those adjustments can remain focused on this section instead of changing the course information it presents. The result is a visually coordinated feature block suitable for projects that need an orderly educational overview.
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