Style Management

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The following labels refer to styling options/classes in the "STYLE" dropdown menu located in the toolbar in every Custom HTML Module's content editor.

Headings

Headline1

Headline2

Underline Headline

Headline3

Headline4

Text Size

Text X Small

Text Small

Text Normal

Text large

Color

Dark Blue

Light Blue

Blue

Uniform Blue

Aus Blue

Links and Buttons

Link Arrow Link

Primary Button
Secondary Button

Working With Custom HTML Modules' Content Editors (WYSIWYG)

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How do I replace placeholder ("lorem ipsum") or unwanted text content?

The content editor can be finicky. To replace placeholder or unwanted text, we recommend that you first click the “BLOCKS” button in the toolbar to reveal outlines surrounding block-level elements. Then, select the text you wish to replace and type in your desired text. Or, you can place your cursor at the end of the text you want to replace, add your desired text, and then select and delete the placeholder text preceding it. We do NOT recommend selecting all placeholder text in the editor and deleting it before you add your desired content. As a result you may accidentally erase necessary markup that the content depends on. It is always best to edit text elements one at a time rather than deleting everything you don’t want from the start.

Can I copy/paste from other sources?

Be very careful when copy/pasting text content from other sources into a Custom HTML module's content editor. When copying from an external document, take steps to ensure the text you are copying is plain text (as opposed to rich text.) When copying from a web page, make sure you are ONLY including text and not actual HTML tags as this could result in unintended styling/format inconsistencies.

How do I change the appearance of text content (color, font size, etc)?

Use the style Magement dropdown

How do I add a code snippet?

The "insert code snippet" button in the toolbar adds pre-made snippets of code into the content editor. Note that code snippets are primarily (but not always) used as a way to revert either the entire content of a Custom HTML Module to its default state, or to revert a part of its content to its original state. For example, if you accidentally delete the headline and byline at the top of the Custom HTML Module included in Section 1, you can use a code snippet to add it back in. In most cases you will not need to use code snippets unless you're attempting to "fix" a module (i.e. bring back original content which was since removed.)

Tips

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Add new vs. Use Existing

Add new sections will always create a new section with the same format

Use existing section will use the "same" over and over again