Page blocks – calls to action, cards and highlights
Blocks for drawing attention to something — a button, a set of cards, or a highlighted panel — rather than plain reading content.
Call to Action
A short block of text with up to two buttons. The plainest "read this, then click this" block. You can also insert one inline inside a Text Section or Image/Text block's rich text, rather than adding it as its own block.
Action Cards
A heading, an optional subheading, and a grid of up to four cards — each with an image or icon, a title, a description and a link. Optionally finish with a highlighted text banner underneath the cards. Use this for a set of equal-weight options (services, resources, next steps).
Info Card
One large highlighted panel with a background image, a title and description, and either a set of document downloads or link buttons (or both) next to it. Use this for a single prominent call-out — a featured resource or announcement — rather than a grid of several equal items, which is what Action Cards is for.
People Cards
A grid of people — photo, name and a short bio for each. Use this for staff, board members, or anyone you want to introduce with a face and a name, written directly into the block rather than pulled from a collection.
FAQ Section
A heading, an optional image, and a list of expandable questions — but the questions themselves aren't written here. You pick existing entries from the FAQ collection (see FAQ). Create the questions there first, then add this block and choose which ones to show.
Feature List
Pulls a set of cards from one of four dedicated collections — A-Features, B-Features, C-Features or Promo — rather than holding any content itself. When you add this block, you choose which of the four to pull from, and can optionally filter by category.
This is also how the homepage's feature sections work — see Editing the homepage for the full picture of managing the A-/B-/C-Feature and Promo collections that feed this block.
Related
- Editing the homepage
- FAQ
- Page blocks – text, images and layout