Hi a

It 'looks like' you have a page here that is using the Umbraco Grid, and that you have a custom row called 'three columns' and images inserted into each column using the media grid editor...

If you 'only' had this page then you would render anything placed in the grid, with one statement:

@Html.GetGridHtml(Model, "propertyAlias")

where "propertyAlias" is the alias of the grid layout property on the document type...

https://our.umbraco.com/Documentation/Getting-Started/Backoffice/Property-Editors/Built-in-Property-Editors/Grid-Layout/Render-Grid-In-Template

This one statement will write out all markup around the grid - using a grid renderer file that lives in /views/partials/grid/ the default one is bootstrap-3.cshtml - but you can create your own implementation of the grid layout html, by coping one of these renderer, files, and doing your thing, and then writing out the grid in the template like so:

@Html.GetGridHtml(Model, "propertyAlias","newRendererName")

Your custom implementation layout will be used instead for the grid content.

Each 'editor' that you drop into the grid has it's own implementation and html, these live in

/views/partials/grid/editors

with the name of the implementation file matching the alias of the editor

so media.cshtml will have the markup for generically rendering an image inside a grid cell.

So is that what you need? or you mention partial page? so is this Meet the Team 'not the page' and is somehow included within another page?

regards

Marc