Intermediate Training Module 2: Common Content Blocks

As you become more comfortable working with blocks, you’ll discover that some blocks are designed to do much more than simply display text or images. In this module, you’ll learn how to use a variety of content and layout blocks to create more engaging, visually organized, and interactive pages.

These blocks can help highlight important information, organize long pages, and present content in ways that are easier for visitors to read and navigate.

Learning Outcomes

By the end of this module, you will be able to:

Create more dynamic page layouts using intermediate-level content blocks.
Use Columns and Gallery blocks to organize content visually.
Add Buttons, Call Outs, and Testimonials to highlight important information.
Improve page navigation using the Table of Contents block.
Use Quote and Testimonial blocks to add supporting content and credibility.
Select the most appropriate block for different types of content and user needs.

All Common Content Blocks Modules

Buttons

Learn how to create buttons and calls to action that help visitors navigate your website and find key information.

Call Out

Highlight important information and calls to action using visually distinct Call Out blocks.

Columns

Use the Columns block to create side-by-side layouts that improve readability and organize content more effectively.

Gallery

Display multiple images in organized galleries to showcase events, spaces, projects, and other visual content.

Quote

Highlight quotations, testimonials, and key messages using visually distinct Quote blocks.

Table

Organize structured information using tables with rows, columns, and headers for better readability and comparison.

Automatically generate page navigation from headings to help visitors find information on longer pages.

Testimonials

Showcase student, alumni, faculty, or community success stories using engaging testimonial layouts and quotes.