Content section
The educational block below the gallery — the Four C's, the detail table or Similar Diamonds — and where its content is actually edited.
Diamond Content Section renders the block that sits under the gallery on a diamond page. It is the part of the page that does the selling rather than the specifying.
The three modes
- Four C's — the education block. Cut, colour, clarity and carat explained, with your own copy.
- Detail table — the full specifications in a compact table, for shoppers who want everything at once.
- Similar Diamonds — a strip of comparable stones from your catalogue.
A fourth option, Disabled, renders nothing — useful when you would rather build that area from your own widgets.
Where the content is edited
This is the part worth reading twice.
The reason is that the copy is the same for every diamond and belongs with the rest of your site's content settings — not duplicated into whichever Elementor template happens to be assigned.
Similar Diamonds
The Similar Diamonds mode uses the addon's card for the skin you selected, so the strip matches the rest of your page rather than importing the theme's card.
On phones the row becomes a one-card swipe carousel.
In the editor with an empty or small catalogue, this mode may produce nothing — there are no similar stones to show. The widget says so rather than rendering an empty band.
Styling
The Style tab covers the block's heading, body text, table rows and dividers, plus the card styling for the Similar Diamonds mode. As everywhere in the addon, your controls override the skin.
Building your own instead
If the three modes do not fit, set the mode to Disabled and build the area with ordinary Elementor widgets. An accordion of your own FAQs, a video, a comparison table — all of it can carry live diamond data through dynamic tags and the shortcode.
That is the usual reason to reach for the addon in the first place: the core gives you a good educational block, and Elementor lets you write a better one for your market.