5.1 Typical page content

'Header only' will just have the header field available. It is of course possible to use the header field in other elements as well. But the 'Header only' element can sometimes give a better editorial structure and overview in the back end. Here are types of headers and subheaders: (5.1.2)

'Text' has the options to add a header and text. See more information about 'Text' element (5.1.3).

'Text & Images' has the options to add a header, text and image files. The settings for layout and appearance allows to place text and files in multiple ways. See more information about 'Text & Images' element. (5.1.4)

'Images Only' has the options to add image files. The settings for layout and appearance allows to place files in multiple ways and also allows you to crop the images. (5.1.5)

'Text & Media' has the options to add a header, text and media files. The settings for layout and appearance allows to place text and files in multiple ways. See more information about 'Text & Media' element. (5.1.6)

Bullet lists can be created in the text elements, but is is also possible to use the 'Bullet list' element. The lists will look the same, regardless of which element is used. The difference is that the text in the bullet lists, created in text elements, also can be linked (5.1.7)

Tables can be created in the 'Table' element, either through help from the table wizard, or by pasting the code from a CSV-list. The 'Table' element allows you to select different types of layouts and styles. Please read more about tables here. (5.1.8)

The 'File links' element lists a selection of files for download. There are options for the layout to have an icon added, showing the file-type, or adding a thumbnail next to the link. Learn more about the 'File links' here. (5.1.9)