Welcome to the SPX Demo Page!
This is the Body Text section of the website. This is where the majority of your content should go. This should be similar to editing a document in Microsoft Word or Google Docs. If you need help getting things to look right, or if it’s not displaying the way it’s supposed to, please let us know by emailing tech@spx.org.
This is a Numbered List showing the different Font Effects:
- Bold
- Italic
- Underline
Strikethrough- Colored Text
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- Indented Text
This is a Bulleted List showing the different Heading Sizes:
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Heading Size 1
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Heading Size 2
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Heading Size 3
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Heading Size 4
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Heading Size 5
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Heading Size 6
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Preformatted
This is a Horizontal line break:
The below buttons are optional by clicking the Click to show buttons option beneath the text editor.
These links will open in a separate tab/window, so this area might be best for downloadable documents or a linking to a website that is not spx.org.
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Side Accordion Heading
This is the body text of the first section of the Side Accordion. This is a link
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Second Side Accordion
Here is more text in the side accordion.
Optional Card Heading
This is Optional Card text, visible by clicking toggling the Show/Hide option under the tab Cards > Show Card Text. This text area is pretty much the same as your Body Text, just grouped together with the Card images.
Cards can be used as a graphical navigation option. A good example can be seen on the Arts main page.
Optional Gallery Heading
This is Optional Gallery Body Text. All of the main tabs (Cards, Gallery, Profiles, Accordion, Links & Downloads) have their own body text area that will be nearby. Galleries will display 4 images before needing to click Show more to see the next row. This is a link
Optional Profile Heading
Optional Profile Body Text. (Starting to see a pattern?). Profiles will only display 2 at a time before automatically scrolling to the next one. Another link.
Optional Accordion Heading
Optional Accordion body text. Accordions are a collapsible container that show a title and once you click it, open to reveal more information. Accordions are good for FAQs and other things where you might want to present the question or topic without a daunting wall of text. A great example of an accordion can be found on bottom of the Admissions > New Family Resources page.
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Accordion Heading 1
Accordions only show 1 expanded option at a time, and when the page loads the first accordion option will be expanded by default. This is a link.
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Second Accordion Heading
When you click a new section of the accordion, the one that was previously open will close.