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Secondary Description and Sidebar

Add a bottom area element with two columns of reusable content for anchoring a page.

    Warning: This element does not work properly in the Carnation theme and is considered deprecated. It may be removed in a future update.

    Overview

    The Secondary Description and Sidebar paragraph type provides a two-column layout in the bottom area of a page. It allows you to insert reusable content blocks into a left and right column.

    Fields

    NameMachine NameRequiredDescription
    Left Columnfield_prgf_left_column_blockNoBlock reference to: Basic Block, Code Block, Date block or Simple Block. Create a new one or pick up an existed block. Content placed here typically serves as a secondary description for the page.
    Right Columnfield_prgf_right_column_blockNoBlock reference to: Basic Block, Code Block, Date block or Simple Block. Create a new one or pick up an existed block. Content placed here typically serves as a sidebar with related information or calls to action.

    Example

    Carnation

    The secondary description and sidebar in Carnation

    Lily

    The secondary description and sidebar in Lily

    Rose

    The secondary description and sidebar in Rose

    Areas it Should Be Used

    • Bottom Area

    How to Use Secondary Description and Sidebar

    1. Insert the paragraph from the dropdown menu into the Bottom Area of your page.

      Secondary description with sidebar admin fields

    2. You will see two fields: Left Column and Right Column.

    3. Within each column, you can select from one of four different custom block types:

      • Basic Block
      • Code Block
      • Date Block
      • Simple Block
    4. You can either add a new custom block or reuse an existing block.

    Learn how to use custom blocks >

    Note: When reusing blocks in this paragraph type, the icon field may not render correctly. Font Awesome icons might display as plain text. If you need icons, consider using inline images.