Customising Section Settings

There are two ways to customise the appearance of a Section Component.

• configure universal default style settings in the Style Editor
• customise an individual component by accessing the Settings panel on the toolbar

The Style Editor contains a core set of customisation tools. The Section Component Settings panel contains these core tools, plus a few extra ones.

This article describes customisation tools found in the Section Component Settings panel but not in the Style Editor. For more information about the core customisation tools in the Style Editor, see Customising Section Style.

Adding a name

Giving a section a name is a handy tool if you want to create anchor links on a page. An anchor link is a hyperlink which, when clicked, takes your web visitor to a different place on the same page. If a Section Component does not have a name, you cannot link to that section. You can add a name after creating a Section Component.

Click PUBLISH on the top menu bar. A popup window displays. Click Website Content > Manage.

The Website Content page displays.

1. Hover your mouse pointer on a page.
2. Click the Edit button. The Edit Content area opens.

Hover the mouse pointer on a Section Component. The toolbar displays. Click the Settings button in the top left corner.

The Settings panel displays. Type a unique name into the text field. For best results, avoid names with spaces.

Adding navigation

Check the box if you want the Section Name to appear in a Link Picker panel. Uncheck the box to remove the Section Name from the Link Picker. 

Is an Image

Check the box if you want the Section to be treated as an image. Uncheck the box to make the Section a regular content block with editable elements.

Changing section alignment

Adjust the position of content inside a Section Component: align left, centre, or align right. The Width Setting influences the position of left or right-aligned content.

Setting Advanced features

The Advanced tab has four sets of options.

• To learn about fixed position elements, see Creating a Sticky Website Element.
• To learn about styling with ID and Class Name selectors, see Adding CSS.
• To learn about customising visibility on different devices, see Customising Visibility.
• To learn about groups, see Creating a Group.