# Static Widgets

## Image Widget

The Image Widget offers versatile options for incorporating images into your app design. Whether you need to display a logo, styled divider, or any other image, this widget provides the flexibility you need. Along with the image itself, you can customise the container housing the image using various styling options such as background colour and padding. 

One of the key features of this widget is the ability to link the image to a URL, expanding the possibilities for enhancing user interaction and engagement within your app.

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## Text Widget

The Text widget lets you add written content and share information with users. You can style your text in the Text Editor by adjusting the font, size, colour, and more. In addition, you can customise the container around the text with styling options such as background colour and padding.

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