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Page Intro block

How and when to use the Page Intro block

The Page Intro block is a splashy block used to showcase a small amount of text in a large format.

Options

  • Layout options: Vertical format, horizontal format, left and right aligned, with and without images are all available.

  • Image tilt and border

  • 0, 1, or 2 buttons

  • Control size of image, headline, and text

  • Signature image: Turn on or off an image of a signature, useful for quotes

Use Cases

  • Most often used directly below the header on the home page as a splashy intro to the candidate, cause, etc.

  • Can be used in conjunction with the slim header option (or a normal header) as the intro to a bio or about page, right before a Text block.

Best Practices

  • Avoid using the Intro Block for normal body copy text. If you have a lot of text, use a Text Block rather than stacking up Page Intro blocks.

  • Vertically align the image and text, so that your image isn't sticking out way below the text (this doesn't look good).

  • In most cases, keep the character limits on, but if you turn them off, shrink the body copy size so it doesn't take up too much space.

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