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Don’t use the different Heading numbers in order to get a particular font size. You don’t ever need to add another H1 to a page as the title will automatically use it and you only have one H1 per page.

The next level of subtitles will be H2s and if they are broken into subsections themselves they will be H3 – it’s important for SEO and accessibility to stick to that hierarchy.

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Tertiary colour

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Many blocks have this ‘align’ setting which allows you to set the width to either ‘None‘ (which is the standard content width), Wide or Full. The wide width is used a lot for creating layouts.

Content (aka ‘None’) width

Most paragraphs should stick this default content width because that’s best for line-length and readability.

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Wide width

Some elements can be selected for ‘Wide’ width – which is useful for things that have columns in for example. Avoid letting paragraphs of text run to this wide width though as the line-length can be too long t be read comfortably.

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Full width

You’d only select this to create blocks of background colour. Use it sparingly as it can mess up the formatting of other blocks placed inside it. You would usually toggle the ‘Inner blocks use content width‘ options, or create a full width group, then another Default or Wide Group inside that so that the colour background is edge to edge, but the content is still contained inside the normal widths.

Use colours sensibly!

Just because you can create different background and text colour combinations, it doesn’t mean you should. Text should only ever be white or dark. Coloured text on a coloured background always looks a bit naff.


Group blocks

Using Groups is the key to building page layouts. The easiest thing is to create your text or content first, then select it all and Group it:

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Once you have a Group, it is common to give it a background colour (and change the text and link colour to white if need be). You can also select some Styles as well:

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This is a good one that can be used in lots of places and has plenty of customisation options. It is usually best to give it a coloured background.

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