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Fact Row Block

Use Cases

The Fact Row block can provide users with important information about a site while also breaking up paragraphs of text. This block is intended to catch a user’s eye as they skim a webpage, so it should contain information that site visitors must see before they navigate elsewhere. The Fact Row block can also be effective for linking out to other relevant stories. Leveraging the the call-to-action text featured under each fact can help a user explore a site’s important content further.

Features

To get started, click the “Add block” button and choose “Fact Row” from the block list, or search for “Fact Row.”

A GIF demonstrating the process of adding a Fact Row block in Gutenberg.

Once added, the Fact Row block lets creators choose a specific icon, custom heading, supporting text and call to action for each sub-block within the row. This allows for focused, relevant facts that are visually distinct.

A GIF demonstrating the specific icon, custom heading, supporting text, and call to action options within each sub-block.

In addition to these customizations, the icons and calls to action can be hidden, and the color of the block can be changed.

A GIF demonstrating the process of changing the colors of the facts or hiding icons.

Need Help?

Curious about the Fact Row block? Feel free to reach out with any questions or concerns at go.ncsu.edu/ucomm-dev-request.