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Widget - Wysiwyg

In the widget selection, this is the widget named Wysiwyg.

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It is a text field that you can edit, similarly to for example Word.

The widget looks like this:

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The widget contains:

  • Title: used for orientation in the administration.

  • Content: used for displaying texts / images / buttons / links on the website.

  • Container type: sets the container indentation from the screen edges.

Overview of the Wysiwyg panel toolbar:

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  • <> – display HTML code

  • ← go back one step in edits

  • → go forward one step in edits

  • ¶ – option to set text size, such as H1, H2, H3...

  • B – make the text bold

  • / – apply italic to the selected text

  • Del – strike through the selected text

  • Superscript, Subscript – apply superscript or subscript to the text

  • A – set text colour and text background colour / set smaller text above or below the text

  • Link – add a link to the selected text, which can point anywhere

  • [/] – insert shortcodes using this – more about them here (link will be added)

  • Image – insert an image

  • Table – insert a table

  • Add link – add a button to the text field

  • Underline – underline the selected text

  • Add custom class – additional text change options, depending on the given project

  • Align – text alignment

  • Unordered / ordered list – set up lists

  • Insert horizontal line – insert a horizontal line

  • Remove format – remove text formatting

For all widgets you can also set the indentation of the widget itself, just as with a section. Additional settings can be found in the Properties tab.

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  • Padding Top is for the top indentation of the widget.

  • Padding Bottom is for the bottom indentation of the widget.

  • ID is used to set an anchor (enter the anchor ID of the link from which you want to reference this widget).