The images can have a caption and can be configured as links with a new window option. It can hold a large number of images since they are lazy loading on demand. Image Grid The image grid displays a few images on page load and then loads more on click.
There are options for adding Email & Phone tabs. The number of columns switches from 3 on computers to two on tablets and one on mobile phones. The navigation links are set in auto columns. The links can be shown or hidden on page load.
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Footer Links The footer has the copyright info with auto update of the copyright year and a triangle icon which opens and closes the links. When this number is set, the remaining text is hidden and then revealed on click. The more/less function works by setting the number a characters to display on page load. The image can be floated left or right to wrap the text around it. More Text Characters This HTML5 article element can have an image with alt text, a heading, text and a CTA style link which can be internal or external. Both the font for the fancy quotes and the "signature" can be Google hosted with a web safe fallback. The number of blocks per row can be set for each device type.Įach block has text in optional fancy quotes and a "signature" which can use a handwriting style font. Testimonials One row of testimonials is shown on page load and more added on click. The last two links can be configured as email and phone. The navigation is in three columns when viewed on computers, two on tablets and one on phones.
Header & Navigation The header has an optional logo on the left, an h1 heading for the website name and a navigation icon which slides the navigation in/out of view. This structure allows the search engines to relate the facts to the explanation. The accordion style list closes an entry when another item is clicked.Īn HTML5 elements contains pairs of (questions) and (answers) elements. View Cart Add To Cart FAQ The FAQ can hold up to 100 questions and answers and can have a contrasting heading.
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