This article is intended for: Editors and Contributors.
Use this article for: Building out pages within a document.
Note: You can select any image below to zoom in.
When choosing a Content Block to insert into a page within a document, the key is to focus on the structure of the block to help you tell the story.
A Content Block is made up of three main items:
- A Block Header
- Up to two rows
- Up to 4 columns within a row.
Example: The image below is an example of a single row content block with two columns of content.
Example: The image below is an example of a content block with two rows. The first is already selected as text while the second row contains two columns of selectable content.
Select the Content Block you wish to utilize and select Add Block.
Customize the Content Block
Once you’ve added the block, if there is already a piece of content, like text, in your block, you can change the content to another type.
To change the type of content, hover over the area of content you want to change and select Options. Select Delete and confirm that you want to delete the content. Then you can choose the specific type of content you wish to utilize. The animated image below will walk you through the process.
Note: If you need to change the block type after selecting, you can delete the current block and select a new block with the appropriate structure.
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