Types of articles

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Converia offers various article types to structure a page and make it appealing.

Articles can also be displayed in several columns in the page structure. This allows pages - especially with a large amount of content - to be designed particularly individually, see also Article columns.

RTE element

An RTE element is a Rich Text Editor (RTE) element. This is an article type in the content management system (CMS) that makes it possible to edit text in a format that goes beyond simple text editing.

Here are some of the main features of the RTE element:

1. Text formatting: Text can be formatted bold, italicized or underlined and different heading formats are available.

2. Adding media: It is possible to integrate images, videos, links and other media types directly into the text.

3. Creation of lists: Numbered or unordered lists can be created.

4. Tables: Simple tables can be created.

5. HTML editing: The source code (HTML) of the edited content can be edited directly and thus offers further possibilities beyond the standard range of functions.

Fig. 1: RTE element

Text / Text with image

The Text article type offers a simplified text editor with limited formatting options for text only.

For text with image, text can be combined with a graphic that can be placed in different positions, see Fig. 4. The option can also be set to display the image as a large view when clicked.

Fig. 2: Text with image

Fig. 3: Image position

Fig. 4: Example - Text & image in multiple columns

Teaser / Teaser with image

Teasers can be used with or without an image, for example to introduce or highlight one or more pages on the homepage.

Fig. 5: Teaser with image

Fig. 6: Example - Teaser with image and button in multiple columns

Image

Images can be used anywhere to represent something.

Fig. 7: Image

Fig. 8: Example - Image gallery

Fig. 9: Example - Logo parade

Heading

Headings can be used to structure content. Heading formats from H1 - H6 and different alignments can be selected.

Fig. 10: Heading

Hint

Hints can be used to draw attention to important issues.

Fig. 11: Hint

Fig. 12: Example - An important hint

Button

A button can be used to link particularly prominently to other pages. You can choose between different alignments and sizes.

Fig. 13: Button