Table of Contents
Text
This is a text paragraph. You can link to other web pages or documents, create buttons, and add lists or tables.
Headers
Make sure to use consistent header grouping. Heading 2 should be used as the first grouping header. If you need to group information within a Heading 2, use Heading 3, and on down the list. This is important for screen readers (accessibility) and search engine performance.
Two Column Lists
If you've added an ordered or unordered list and click on the Styles dropdown while your cursor is in the list, you can choose a Two Column style, which is shown above in the Table of Contents.
Anchor Links
The above Table of Contents uses anchor links to jump to specific sections further down the page. To add an anchor, position your cursor to the left of the target content, then click the anchor button (flag icon) in your text editor toolbar. Enter a simple, space-free name for the anchor in the box. Then, highlight the word or phrase you want to link to the anchor, click the link button, and enter the name using this format: #anchorname.
File Links
To link to a file, add it to the media library first. Then, select the text you want to link and click the link button. In the box that appears, type the file name until you see matches generated, then select the file you want to link to.
Button Links
To make a button style link, create a link on its own line and, with your cursor in the link, select a style from the styles dropdown.
This is an image caption and it can also have links.
This is the image/video caption, and it can also have links.
Media + Text
In this example, the image is placed to the left of the text and has a caption for visualization. You can also format the text.
Optional caption
Optional caption