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  1. Hero Block
    A full-width hero section with heading, subheading, image, rich text description, and a call-to-action button. Demonstrates multiple field types in a single ...
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  2. Highlight
    The highlight block allows you to highlight and tease a single piece of content. The content is displayed with a large image and a title and description in a ...
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  3. Image
    The image block allows images to be embedded in various display formats. Images can be displayed in different sizes (100%, L, M, S) and aligned left, right or ...
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  4. Introduction
    The introductory block allows the display of an introductory text, which is displayed larger than normal continuous text.
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  5. Listing
    The listing block allows the display of various listings of content. Editors can configure a number of criteria for listing content (e.g. all news from 2022 ...
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  6. Maps
    The maps block can have embeded a Map (Google Maps, OpenMaps, etc).
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  7. Related Items Block
    Renders the current page's related items relation field (default relatedItems) as a list, reusing the listing machinery — each related item is rendered with a ...
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  8. RSS Feed Block
    Renders entries from an external RSS feed, reusing the listing machinery. Each entry is rendered with a configurable item type (variation).
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  9. Search
    The search block allows the content of the website to be listed. Users can use so-called facets to select certain properties of the listed content in order to ...
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  10. Search Shortcuts Block
    Renders a set of values as links into a faceted search — a "tag cloud" of shortcuts. Each value links to a search page with ?facet.<index>=<value> pre-set, ...
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