Regarding Q #2: Under Typography- Font, what do the ‘heading’ and the ‘base’ font-family refer to? I have text both above and below the ‘Heading’ (Life Coaching Demystified) and they seem to be different font types to me.
3. How can I make the font in the header ‘How to Turn Your Life Experience Into a Profitable Business’ bigger? Also in the CTA section, how to make “Register for the free online training” bigger?
4. In the text box, if I want to change the font size of the body of the text, I only see the options under 'Blocks': paragraphs, blockquote, div, pre'. What do those 4 things mean? I couldn't change the size of the font of the text in the paragraph. Is there any way to go around this?
5. Is there an image gallery where I can see all the photos I uploaded?
6. How do I ‘undo’ an action when I’m editing?
1. I added the image on the 'show before the event' page. But on the preview page, I only see the black background without any image. How can I make the image seen through the background color? (Is it called an overlay?)
2. Favicon- I was able to use it for the registration page, but when I use it for the webinar room, it appeared with a black background. I attach the screenshot here. Please help.
3. For the section- ‘Shows after event’, I understand this will only show after the webinar is over. Is there any way I can pop some text/link to the webpage a bit earlier, toward the end of the webinar, say maybe 15 minutes before the end?
Use this text to describe your feature in detail. Visitors enjoy reading well written, descriptive copy about specific features of your product.
Use this text to describe your feature in detail. Visitors enjoy reading well written, descriptive copy about specific features of your product.
Use this text to describe your feature in detail. Visitors enjoy reading well written, descriptive copy about specific features of your product.
Text & Image
Pair text with an image to call out a particular feature, benefit, or product. A common best practice is to stack multiple Text & Image sections in an alternating pattern.
Pair text with an image to call out a particular feature, benefit, or product. A common best practice is to stack multiple Text & Image sections in an alternating pattern.
An instruction to the audience to provoke an immediate response, usually using an imperative verb such as buy now, find out more or visit a store today.
A Hero section is used to introduce visitors to the product or service the page is associated with.
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