Subpage Styles
Overview
Look for the page called "Style Guide" to see all the styles available for your site.
The content editor allows you to add different formats to your page content: headings, paragraphs, blockquotes, etc. Some of these styles can be added via the Format drop down in the content editor, while others used the special snippets editor.
Header Styles
The heading styles are available in the content editor under Formats > Headings. You can also access the heading styles under the Paragraph dropdown.
Custom Buttons
To insert a button select the "Insert/Edit Button" green icon and choose your button settings. You can choose the style, size, text, and icon. Once completed and inserted into the page/section, you will highlight the button and select the "Insert > Link" option from the editor and attach a link to the button.
Blockquote
Formats > Blocks > Blockquote
Full width images
If you would like to display an image inside a column at fullwidth of the column container you can add the class "responsive-image" to the image tag.
Linked Image
Adding the class "linked-image" to an anchor that contains an image will use the site linked image style with the green color overlay.
There is also a monklet labeled "Section Monklet - Linked Image (2), (3) or (4)" that uses a link list to allow you to set a row of images with the linked image approach. (2) displays two to a row, (3) displays three to a row, (3) displays four to a row.
Note: The text overlay can only be used with the monklet option.
Snippets Tool
Clicking on the yellow star will open your Snippets editor. The options below are available in your snippets tool:
To insert a tab snippet into a page or section select the "Insert/Edit Snippets" icon and select the "Tabs" option. You can update the content from the code view below the preview or use the page source view once the code has been inserted.
<div class="tabs">
<ul><li><a href="#">Custom Tab Title 1</a></li>
<li><a href="#">Custom Tab Title 2</a></li>
<li><a href="#">Custom Tab Title 3</a></li>
</ul>
<div class="tab-content">
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</div>
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</div>
<div class="tab-content" id="">
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Monklet Tabs
You can also use the monklet "Section Monklet - Tabs" that allows you to use a link list to power your tabs instead of using the Snippets option. The steps are as follows:
1. Create a separate section for the content of each tab: Websites > Sections. The section name will be for internal use only.
2. Create a new link list: Settings > Link Lists. Each item added to the list will represent a tab, and the tab titles pull from the "name" field of each item.
The "description" field for each item in the list needs to have the slug version of the corresponding section name that you want to show for each tab's content. The slug version is all lowercase and dashes instead of spaces, and it also needs to have curly braces around it.
So, if the section for one of your tabs is labeled Children - Tab 1, then this will need to be added in the description field of the corresponding link list item:
{{children-tab-1}}
NOTE: The description field of the link list will display as paragraph text. If this works for your setup and you don't need the full editor for links, header styles, etc., then you can skip step #1 and just enter the tab content in the description field of each link list item.
3. Add the tabs monklet to a page or section. Within the monklet, you will need to add the "find" parameter to specify which link list to pull in the for the tab setup, which should be all lowercase with dashes instead of spaces.
So, if your link list is titled "Tabs - Children", then monklet with the "find" parameter would look like this:
{{section-monklet-tabs|find="tabs-children"}}
To insert an accordion snippet into a page or section select the "Insert/Edit Snippets" icon and select the "Accordions" option. You can update the content from the code view below the preview or use the page source view once the code has been inserted.
<div class="accordion">
<h5>Section 1</h5>
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</div>
<h5>Section 2</h5>
<div>
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</div>
<h5>Section 3</h5>
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<ul><li>List item one</li>
<li>List item two</li>
<li>List item three</li>
</ul>
</div>
<h5>Section 4</h5>
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Monklet Accordions
You can also use the monklet "Section Monklet - Accordions" that allows you to use a link list to power your accordions instead of using the Snippets option. The steps are as follows:
1. Create a separate section for the content of each accordion: Websites > Sections. The section name will be for internal use only.
2. Create a new link list: Settings > Link Lists. Each item added to the list will represent an accordion, and the accordion titles pull from the "name" field of each item.
The "description" field for each item in the list needs to have the slug version of the corresponding section name that you want to show for each accordion's content. The slug version is all lowercase and dashes instead of spaces, and it also needs to have curly braces around it.
So, if the section for one of your tabs is labeled Children - Accordion 1, then this will need to be added in the description field of the corresponding link list item:
{{children-accordion-1}}
NOTE: The description field of the link list will display as paragraph text. If this works for your setup and you don't need the full editor for links, header styles, etc., then you can skip step #1 and just enter the accordion content in the description field of each link list item.
3. Add the tabs monklet to a page or section. Within the monklet, you will need to add the "find" parameter to specify which link list to pull in the for the accordion setup, which should be all lowercase with dashes instead of spaces.
So, if your link list is titled "Accordions - Children", then monklet with the "find" parameter would look like this:
{{section-monklet-accordions|find="accordions-children"}}
This option will preset a placeholder linked image with the blue hover style. Once selected, you can switch out the image and link in the content editor.
The site default horizontal rule is the site dark blue color. These additional option allows you to insert a horizontal rule with either the site blue color (Horizontal Rule - Blue) or the site light gray color (Horizontal Rule - Gray).
The section heading option (re. "Sub Heading") allows you to insert a custom heading with the lighter font weight and the blue color. You can update the content from the code view below the preview or use the page source view once the code has been inserted.
This options adds a cite/author option below the quote. You can update the content from the code view below the preview or use the page source view once the code has been inserted.