Components on Pages Without Sidebars
Components can be combined together to create visually interesting layouts for pages based on your content needs. All components listed on this page can be used on pages without sidebars.
A callout highlights one piece of content with one or two links, displayed as a linked heading, button(s) or link(s). Callouts have optional superheaders and subheaders, and can opt to have an icon as a media option.
A card group is a collection of modular cards. Cards can be contextualized with an optional overarching heading and description in a section intro.
A featured card group is a collection of modular cards with one card featured in a visually prominent way. Cards can be contextualized with an optional overarching heading and description in a section intro.
A featured card group is a collection of modular cards with one card featured in a visually prominent way. Cards can be contextualized with an optional overarching heading and description in a section intro.
A card slab features two cards, no more no less, with an overarching heading and optional description and button. The cards can either be featured cards or linked cards.
A collection feature has a heading and small description area next to a larger “collection” area where one of the following collection options is displayed: icon list, link list, description list, or factoids (default or inline layout).
A CTA feature is a large, succinct typographical feature with a CTA button and a prominent background image. You can add a brief description.
The custom content component is the most flexible component. It provides access to a WYSIWYG editor where you can lightly format text as bold and italic, create different heading levels, create lists and link text. Most other components do not allow for formatting text in this way.
A description list collection is a collection of terms and their respective descriptions. These can be used to define common words, or even show the value of common labels such as names, titles, and contact information.
A factoid collection is made of several visually interesting factoids. You can use a factoid collection heading and description to contextualize content.
An icon list collection is made up of 1–4 lists with icons as bullets. You can use a section heading and description to contextualize content.
An icon list collection is made up of 1–4 lists with icons as bullets. You can use a section heading and description to contextualize content.
A link list collection is made up of 1–4 lists with linked list items. You can use a section heading and description to contextualize content.
A link list collection is made up of 1–4 lists with linked list items. You can use a section heading and description to contextualize content.
A link slab features a list of links with an overarching heading and optional description, button and icon. The links can either be displayed in one or two columns on pages without sidebars; on pages with sidebars, the links will display in one column.
A media feature focuses on media — an image or video — as the focal point. Strong, clear imagery is recommended. It requires a heading and description and can have a CTA, displayed as a link or a button.
A Q&A collection has multiple question and answer pairs. You can use an overarching heading and description to contextualize content.
A split feature contains two or three cards over a background image. The cards can either be featured or linked cards and must use the image media option.
Standalone block quotes are for quotations with citations that can be used outside of custom content.
A testimonial collection contains multiple quotes, each from an identified source. You can use an overarching heading and description to contextualize content.