The Solid CTA is used as calls to action to link users to a new page. The Sold CTA is only used in the Content Bottom Region. The Solid CTA must always include 3 items (no more, no less).
The Solid CTA are a great way to place announcements on your page. They can link to another page, but do not have to.
(see below in content bottom)
The is the Body content for a Solid CTA Item. You can provide more information here as well as add additional links. The height of the Solid CTA item will vary depending on the length of the content included in the body. It's recommended to keep it under 300 words.
The is the Body content for a Solid CTA Item. You can provide more information here as well as add additional links. The height of the Solid CTA item will vary depending on the length of the content included in the body. It's recommended to keep it under 300 words.
The is the Body content for a Solid CTA Item. You can provide more information here as well as add additional links. The height of the Solid CTA item will vary depending on the length of the content included in the body. It's recommended to keep it under 300 words.
When expanded, each Solid CTA item has the following fields that you can edit: Title, URL, and Body.
Each Solid CTA Item has a title field. This is the Heading of the Solid CTA item that will appear on the live site. To change the title, simply change the text in the text field under Title.
The URL field includes the URL of where you want the CTA Title to link to. The link can be internal or external and should follow the same standards as when adding links to regular body regions. Learn more about Links.
The Body Region of a Solid CTA Item is where you can provide additional details/information to further explain the heading. This works the same as a standard body region, so you can add text and additional links. Since the background of the Solid CTA is black, no additional styles should be applied to the text in the Solid CTA Body
You can change the order that the Solid CTA Items appear on the live site by dragging and dropping the items into a new order or using the row weights. Learn more about how to rearrange paragraph items order.
