Welcome to the sample page.
Page titles are in Heading 1. You can also add regular paragraph text in the hero box.
This is a Callout Block for Important Ideas. Titles are in Heading 1
You can also add regular text here to further explain the concepts you are emphasizing. Text can be aligned left or center justified as you prefer. The callout block defaults to a gray background, but you can also go to the settings tab and change it to white, blue, or green for a different look.
This is a 33% column, but you can also set it up to have two 50% or four 25% columns.
This is a 33% column, but you can also set it up to have two 50% or four 25% columns.
This is a 33% column, but you can also set it up to have two 50% or four 25% columns.
This is a Content Grid Title
This is a basic content grid, which is the ultimate building block for your webpage. This section is set to a 50% column, with a full container background stretch for the entire grid. To the right is another 50% column with an image.
This is heading 3 in a 33% column
For emphasis, you can use Heading 6 instead of the regular paragraph style to get a bigger font size.
This is heading 3 in a 33% column
Above these three columns is a full-width column set to extra vertical space, which allows you to adjust the layout of content grids.
This is heading 3 in a 33% column
For emphasis, you can use Heading 6 instead of the regular paragraph style to get a bigger font size.
This is Heading 2 in a full width content grid
The background is set to purple, but you could also choose gray or green. The background stretch for the color is set to full container.
This is heading 4
This column is 25% wide.
This is heading 4
This is a 75% column. Sizes range from 25% to 85%. You can set up any combination of columns that adds up to 100%.
This is a Content Grid Title
This is heading 5
You can use the content grid with an individual cells background stretch to create the look of a tiled layout. Go to the settings tab to get this set-up. If you add a title in the settings tab, it will not have the background color.
This is heading 5
You can use the content grid with background for individual cells to create the look of a tiled layout. An image added above the heading will go from edge to edge of the background tile. Any images larger than 610 high and 1170 wide will crop correctly. To get a different size, you can use smaller images.
This is a simple content block, where you can add text that doesn’t need a lot of formatting.
Above is a spacer block set to ‘rainbow.’ To give it the correct spacing, there are also medium white spacers above and below. There are other spacers used throughout this page to give an aesthetically pleasing effect and keep the content from being too crunched up. Often a small spacer will be sufficient, but we offer other sizes just in case.
Spacers come in small, medium, and large sizes, and white, gray, green, purple, and rainbow color. If you need to add padding to a block with a gray background, you can choose a gray spacer and it will blend in seamlessly with the block below or above. The same applies for all the colors.
You will almost always need to use a spacer at the bottom of the page, to give some breathing room above the footer. This text is set to heading 6 and bold for emphasis.
This is a Featured Posts Block Title
You can add extra text explaining your featured post selection here. This text is justified center and set to italic for emphasis.
You can add 2, 3, or 4 posts in a row across the page. Use the post drop down to search for and select the correct posts to show. Below you can see the 25%, 4 post layout.
