The Multi-purpose template is your standard template for pages that are mostly body text or that have a sidebar. Choose it from the Template drop-down menu in the Page Attributes box in the back-end sidebar.
Heading 2
Heading 3
Heading 4 (Use heading styles in order for accessibility compliance)
Intro paragraph text style (optional). Keep to about 35 words or less. This style is under the Formats drop-down menu in the WYSIWYG toolbar; highlight text and select to apply.
Paragraph text is a choice in the text styles drop-down menu in the WYSIWYG toolbar. It is available in most of your components (excepting headers and buttons, which are styled by CSS and don’t allow for as many styling options).
WYSIWYG styling options include:
- Headers level 2-4
- Strong/Bold
- Emphasis/Italics
- Bullets and numbered lists
- Block quote style
- Inline links
Floating Images in the Text
Use the Add Media button at the top of the WYSIWYG to add inline images. Place the cursor where you want it to go (usually just before a section of paragraph text), then click Add Media and choose or upload your image. The caption and photo credit are controlled in the Edit section of the image library selector window. Once it’s placed on the page, select the image and choose align left or align right from the icons in the pop-up box, or select the pencil icon to edit. In that Edit dialog, you can set the alignment and choose whether you want it to display at thumbnail, medium, or full size. No matter what size you choose, floating it right or left will limit it to half the column width, so the text can wrap around it.
Adding Videos in the Text
Videos are also added via the Add Media button in the WYSIWYG toolbar. Click it, select “Insert from URL” in the left-side menu, and paste the link to your video on YouTube to embed it in the page. You can also place videos in the Media Factoid component, if you want to separate them from the body text.
Block quote style emphasizes a passage in a long block of text. It works best for multi-line passages, and is available by highlighting paragraph text and clicking the quotation marks icon in the WYSIWYG toolbar.