There are several custom button options for your site. You can highlight text in your content area, select the link icon to assign a link and then choose the button style from the Formats menu. You will need to setup the link first, and then add the button styleThe class must be assigned to the link. The options are button-small, button-medium, and button-large, and you can see these illustrated on your Style Guide page.

You also have a number of header styles that can be applied to titles/text throughout your page. You will need to highlight the text and then select the Paragraph dropdown to choose from the list of preset styles. Options include Header 2 - 6.

One additional preset style is the Blockquote (shown at the bottom of the example below). This allows you to add preset formatting to specific quote or block of text. To use this option, you will need to highlight the text, choose Formats, Blocks, then Blockquote.

Another feature is a Call to Action box, which adds a teal background to your text. To use this option, first highlight your text, go to the Paragraph dropdown and choose "div". Then with your text highlighted again, select the Formats dropdown and choose "div-callout". This will add the Call to Action styles to your content, and you can then add header, buttons, etc within the text area.

Accordions are a good way to present lots of similar information in a smaller space, without overwhelming a user with a great deal of text—clicking on a single heading will cause the whole section to expand, revealing the content inside. For instructions on how to set-up accordions within the content editor, take a look at our Help article: https://help.ekklesia360.com/article/accordions-within-a-page

Tabbed content is another option when you want to present a couple of similar ideas in an attractive, space-saving manner. For instructions on how to set-up tabbed content within the content editor, please view the Help article here:  https://help.ekklesia360.com/article/tabbed-content/