This contains header styles (<H2>
–<H5>
), body copy, and bullet styles (standard and numbered).
Rich Text/WYSIWYG
Do use headers in proper order based on hierarchy (<H2>
, <H3>
, <H4>
, etc.), bullets to help support points within a block of copy.
Don’t use headers in an improper order (<H2>
directly under an <H4>
), overuse bullets or use them in place of large amounts of copy.
Example
Heading 2
Heading 3
Heading 4
Bold, Italics, Strikethrough
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Fusce placerat arcu sapien, suscipit tristique ante consectetur ut. Sed vitae consequat eros. In placerat metus et commodo rhoncus. Nunc tincidunt ex libero, eu posuere lorem iaculis et. Ut sit amet blandit dolor, ut fermentum nunc. Mauris vel euismod tellus, ut gravida massa. Suspendisse eu neque nec elit commodo porta.
Bulleted List
- one
- two
- sub-one
- sub-two
- three
Numbered List
- one
- sub-one
- sub-two
- two
- three
WordPress Block Editor
The default block editor blocks are still available, with some caveats.
Default Bock Caveats
Due to how the CSS is wrapped, not all text is styled the same as what’s in the Rich Text/WYSIYG block. Such as lists
List Example
An ordered list outside of the Rich Text block won’t be styled with numbers or bullets:
<ol>
<li>one</li>
<li>two</li>
<li>three</li>
</ol>
Result
- one
- two
- three
Theme Specific Editor Blocks
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Accordion
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Blockquote
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Button Set
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Call to Action: Large
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Call to Action: Small
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Card Set
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Carousel
-
External News Story
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Feature Set
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Feature with Large Image
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Feature with Large Image And Intro
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Feature With Small Image
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Full Width Image
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Hero
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Home Hero
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Image Grid with Text
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Link Block
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Link Set
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Multi Column Content
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Rich Text/WYSIWYG
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Statistics
-
Table
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Video Embed