Basic Text

The Content schema is the most widely used content item. This schema allows you to build paragraphs of text for your page.

• Within the content schema, there are several fields for where you can insert text and paragraph titles.

What You Will Learn

• How to create and insert text onto your page.

• How to create and insert paragraphs onto your page.

Table of Contents

To Start

The Content Schema

The Content Block has many fields. The only required fields are a title and at least one paragraph.

Title and Summary Fields

• Title

• Subtitle

• Introduction Text Used for Summary lists or summary items

• Screen reder friendy text to override “Read more” in the summary item

• Image displays in summary views

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Title and summary fields

Paragraph Fields

• Paragraph Heading

• Text and Tables

• Related Links

Use the Add New tool to add additional paragraphs or links.

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Paragraph and related links that appear on the page

Paragraphs Features

1. In your paragraph you can add a heading, text and tables, images and call outs.

To add more additional paragraphs, use the Add new command.

Basic Text and Paragraphs on a Web Page

Once you have created a Content component, added it to a page, and published (for more information, see these Publishingarchived instructions), this is what the Basic Text on the page will look like:

In the above screenshot, you can see three different sections from the Content Component:

1. The Title and Subtitle of the Component, highlighted in yellow above.

2. The Paragraph Heading and text entered into the Text and Tables field of the first paragraph, highlighted in blue above.

3. The Paragraph Heading and text entered into the Text and Tables field of the second paragraph, highlighted in green above.

Example of a Call Out

The call out can be applied on any paragraph and displays in turquoise as shown below.