Blocks

The Accordion block is a sort of styled list that grants site maintainers the option to have information nested through a collapsible drop down.

A block quote is used to display an extended excerpt from another body of work such as a research article, annual report or strategic plan.

The Button block is effective in grabbing a reader's attention at the end of paragraph or story.

Provides users with relevant information on how a unit can be contacted, where they are located and the unit's business hours.

This block allows you to pull course and program requirements information from the university catalog (catalog.ncsu.edu).

This block will display the next three events on your calendar. It can pull data from Localist (the main university calendar) or The Events Calendar plugin.

The Fancy Paragraph block allows users to add supporting column-based content beside a paragraph.

The Featured Content block is a useful tool for pointing users towards important, and sometimes timely, pages and stories across a site.

The Floated Spotlight block is useful for content creators to point users to another page or story that is relevant to the content they are already viewing.

Headings help create structure on a page and allow users to easily navigate to the most pertinent section of a page.

The image block allows content maintainers to add photos and other pieces of imagery to their site.

When interspersed between paragraph blocks, the List block can help users more easily skim your content to find a specific piece of information.

The Newswire Feed block allows content maintainers to more easily set up a feed of posts from Newswire directly on their web pages.

There isn't much to a paragraph block, but it plays an important role nonetheless within your web pages. The bulk of your content will be within paragraph blocks.

This blocks allows you to add a search box that can be configured to search any post type on a site.

This block allows content maintainers to easily embed content from RSS feeds by simply copying and pasting in the URL of their favorite RSS source.

This block provides a streamlined way to embed a Slate form onto a page.

This block allows to blocks to be placed beside one another on a site's homepage.

Tables help you provide data and other structured information to users in an easy to read manner.

The Text Links block is most often used immediately below a paragraph block, and it provides a way to link out to resources that may have been discussed in the preceding paragraph(s).