Basic Page Sections

A list of pages that show how you can use the different types of sections available to be added to a Basic Page. These sections are components that represent different functionality. (Note: Sections are only available on Basic Pages, not blog posts or index pages.)

Dos

Feel free to mix and match different sections on each page.
Put important information at the top of the page.

Don'ts

Do not cut and paste images into the WYSIWYG. Always upload images to Drupal directly.
As a general guideline, do not add more than ten sections to a page.
- An alternative to that would be to post individual items into blog posts and then use an index page to display those blog pages. (This could be used in conjunction with taxonomy tags if you use blog posts for other / general topics.)
- Two reasons for this:
  - Pages that have a lot of content take longer to load.
  - The longer a page gets, the more difficult it becomes for a user to take in and parse the meaning of the page.

Sections can be added at the bottom of any Basic Page.

Basic Page - Featured Content

There are a couple ways to feature content on your site via sections: Related National Content and Featured Local Entity Content.

Basic Page -- Two Column

A section for having two columns of differing widths. The content is just a flexible text block.

Basic Page - 3 Columns

This section is for adding three columns to a page. It becomes one column on mobile and tablet.

Basic Page -- Cards

This is a way of creating a series of items that are displayed in a similar fashion, which could lead to another page on your site, or an external page. There are a couple of different ways the image can be formatted. More than three can be added....