On this page (https://opinandosinanestesia.es/pruebashome/), where and how can I place a block of images alongside calls to action such as ‘subscribe to the website’, ‘contact the editorial team’, and ‘listen to this week’s podcast’?
Thanks!
Hi,
For this, you can use the element call to action. You can set it in any place and just replace the text and button text and set a link on it – https://prnt.sc/TqfI2SjpXuKV or you can also import a section from teh cloud for a call to action that contains text, images and buttons https://prnt.sc/lmA44HYtswU5
Thank you! We wanted to create a call to action with three sections: newsletter subscription, the contact page, and a new podcast section. Is it possible to do this by following what you just told me?
Hi,
Yes, you can create any kind of call to action. This is essentially just a section that you can build according to your needs. Simply drag a Row or Inner Row to the place where you want to create the call to action, set up the number of columns you need, and then add the elements you want—such as images, text, buttons, or blocks https://prnt.sc/aHKv5v-GIk4j
Thank you!
The problem I’m having is that when I try to implement a new block, it’s automatically placed at the end of the website, making it extremely difficult to move, and often impossible to move at all. This situation is causing a lot of problems. Is there a way to have new blocks implemented directly in the area of the website where we want them to appear?
Hi,
Yes, that’s how it works: when you import a block or a section from the code, it is placed at the end of the page in a row. To position elements on a page or a template, the row element is used, which can contain one or more columns.
Here’s an important detail: you cannot place a row inside another row directly. You can only move the elements from one row into another row. If you do need a row within a row, you can use the inner row element, which functions just like a regular row but is used inside columns.
Now, regarding elements imported from the cloud that come with their own row: these can be moved along with the row. This means you can drag and drop the entire row before or after another row.
If you want to move the imported elements into an already existing row, it’s best to first check whether the imported row includes an inner row. If it does, you can move this inner row into any column of the target row. You can do this using drag-and-drop or by copying and pasting it before or after a specific element.
I hope this helps!
Thank you so much!
Based on your response, I’m wondering: if I create a page using the Composer Library’s Galleries module, which will be the easiest thing for me to configure, how do I implement it directly on the website?
Hi,
If you want to use a gallery from the cloud, you can choose from those – https://prnt.sc/buCmeioZk04B in page will be imported at the bottom of the page and the images are set using the single image. Just select each image in part and change it – https://prnt.sc/QgZDlfrQz9Di
Problem solved.
thanks!
