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Elements – System elements

November 24, 2024

SYSTEM ELEMENTS

FROM THE BASICS

TITLE ELEMENT

It's only purpose is to help you add a customisable title to either a page, element or whatever, in various colors or states. You can change the heading level, add subtitle, paragraph and even a custom made symbol like a dash or icon.

Here's a few examples of what it can do.

THE TITLE

Here's a subtitle example.

This example has a H2 level, semibold font weight, a subtitle and a paragraph. As a symbol, it has a red dash right after the title.

THE TITLE

Here's a subtitle example.

This example has a H3 level, thin font weight, a subtitle and a paragraph. As a symbol, it has a red dash with a border right after the title.

THE TITLE

Here's a subtitle example.

This example is centrally aligned, has a H4 level, bold font weight, a subtitle and a paragraph. As a symbol, it has a simple after the title. It's also darker than the others.

SEPARATOR

Just a few pixels before, that's a separator. you can change color, height, size and margins.

SPACER HELPER

It's sole purpose is to help get a pixel perfect layout by helping you with some height pixels wherever you need some.

It's invisible but right below there's a 50px height spacer.

TEXTBOX & PAGE CONTENT

The textbox element is a very, very simple element that just displays a box with.. text. It's packed with a visual editor so you can customise the text as much as you want.

The Page Content Element is the only way you can add the page backend content into the page builder.

OTHERS

Other elements might be: Sidebar Element, Custom Subheader Element, Column Element, Section Element, Custom container Element and Comments Element.

These are all quite easy to understand but there's no big reason to display them here so you can find inside the documentation a lot of info about them