This introduction block is used for a high-level overview or introduction to the content of the page that will be larger. It shouldn’t be too long–no more than 1-2 sentences.
This additional text is optional. Only use it if you would like to expand on the above introduction text before adding a new header.
Here is the content within a Six Column Full Post, which is the primary content block you will be using in this column.
This column on the left is called “Six Column” and the one on right >>> is called “Fourth Column.”
It’s easiest to duplicate this block to add content.
Normally, you will toggle the button at the bottom that says “Hide Bottom Border” so that it says “Yes.” This will eliminate the dotted line between the blocks.
If you have a main header with multiple subheadings, you can always duplicate the block, leave the “Header” field empty, and type the next subheader in the Subhead field.
On the left side, make sure you’re looking at the “List View” and Click the blue “+” in the top left side. Navigate to the type of block you want, click it, and then go back to the list view to see where it dropped in.
You can also select the same block type, click the three vertical dots on the right side of menu that pops up and select “Duplicate.”
Make sure you are in the “List View” on the left hand side of the page. Then drag and drop the blocks in the order you’d like.
Note: Make sure the blocks end up nested under “Main Column Left” or “Main Column Right.”
Here is a way to add an image with text beside it, as opposed to the image taking up the full width of the column.
Just add in the “3×3 Column Post” block, add in your Header, Content, and Image.
Ignore the “Learn More” field at the bottom.
