This optional header box, called a Toggle Box, can be used for highlighting whatever content you would like. This is a rich-text field, so you can add links, images, bullets, etc.
When entering text into a rich-text field, if you are entering a single sentence or paragraph, be sure to hit Enter on your keyboard at the end of the text.
If you don't, it won't wrap the text in paragraph tags, which will render it invisible to browsers - meaning when you publish your page, the text won't show up.
Fixing unwanted DIV tags
When entering certain items, like bulleted lists or headings, into the rich-text field, you may notice that after you hit Enter an orange line appears around your cursor within the field:
This is a problem! It means your text is being wrapped in DIV tags rather than paragraph tags. You don't want this to happen, it can get very messy very quickly.
To resolve this, keep your cursor inside the orange box and look for the Section Type menu in the top ribbon. Click on that drop-down menu and select Paragraph. This will change the DIV tags into paragraph tags in the source code, and will resolve the problem.
Styling Text
In the top ribbon, you have access to a limited amount of font styling options. You can make text bold, italicized, strikethrough, subscript, or superscript as needed. The global CSS that controls your website automatically applies all other font stylings (like color and size). All pages should share the consistent font stylings set by the global CSS. Please do not set inline font styles by manually editing the source HTML - this will create an inconsistent look and feel across your website and will also be a lot of work for you to undo it.
Other font styling options, like Headings, can be found in the Section Type menu on the top ribbon. To use these, highlight the text you wish to edit in the rich-text editor, and then select the appropriate choice from the Section Type menu.
