The Title section is the first section to appear on all Shorthand stories. It is fixed to the top of your Shorthand story and can not be removed. If your Shorthand plan includes a branded header, the header will appear above the Title section.The Title section includes a title, subtitle, and byline text fields, with the option to add a background image, background video, or contain no background media.The block containing title and subtitle text can be moved using the green arrow icons that appear to the left, right, top and bottom of the block, to one of nine positions across the screen.Text within the block can also be aligned left, right and centre.  In combination, this enables you to have, for instance, a title that appears in a block on the right side of the page, but whose text is all left-aligned within the block.Text within the blocks can be resized using the options that appear on hover. Highlighting text will show other formatting options such as bold, italic, underline and more.The Title Section also features a third text field (pre-filled with the name of the user that created the story, but can be used for whatever is most appropriate). This can be moved to the left, centre or right of the screen. You can also delete the text if you don't wish to use that field. Media guidelines:Images:Full-screen landscape image: 2560px wide x 1440px JPEG at 100% quality,Full­-screen portrait image: 1080px wide x 1920px JPEG at 100% quality,Prepare and crop images with a text area in mind. Use the overlay toggle to adjust the filter applied to your background, from 0-100%, to help your text stand out,Images will be automatically cropped to the centre on portrait screens. You can use the focus point to adjust the crop, or upload a different image to be shown on portrait screens,Please refer to our image templates for text safe area guides to ensure no detail is lost in cropping, and Shorthand will automatically compress your JPG images for multiple device sizes.Video:You may choose to either upload a single video that will be cropped to fill both wide and tall screens, or upload videos specific to each format so that, for instance, your readers on a portrait-orientation phone are shown a different video to that shown to a reader on a laptop or desktop ('landscape') screen,Landscape format - will fill wide screens: 1920px X 1080px (1280 x 720px can also be used),Portrait format (optional) - will fill tall screens such as phones in portrait orientation: 1080px X 1920px,Supported video type,100mb MAX (much smaller if possible),Muted - (we recommend removing sound in editing to reduce filesize), and Fallback image (same aspect ratio as your uploaded video).  These images are shown before the video loads.Section OptionsTitle sections support a number of section options including, if your theme allows for it, changes to the text colour, colour and opacity of an image overlay, change to the section height, and changes to how the background image and overlaying text react to the page scrolling.  The Title section options include a full width layout, a half width layout and one with text only (no background media).  In a full width title layout, the title text appears overlaid on an image, whereas the half width option dedicates one side of the screen to the title image, and one side to the text.  As well as for stylistic purposes, this may be a preferred option when all other placements of title text are likely to obscure important parts of the image.The half width options also enable you to specify which half of the screen contains the image, and which half is for text.  For landscape devices, the image can be placed to the left or right of the screen. On portrait devices, you may choose to have the image at the top or bottom half.When changing from a full width to half width layout, you may find that you need to adjust the focus point of your Title image to ensure that it sits well within the newly-shaped image area.Title sections using the full-width layout option can also be set to display at full height, half-height, third-height and 150% height of the reader's browser.Overlay options enable changing the opacity, colour and style of a layer that sits between the section image and text.For more general information about section options, see: Section Options.