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You can type an introductory paragraph here to introduce some of the main ideas of the article. This template is created using Flex Sections - it is important to use flex sections when creating content on the website, this is because flex sections are formatted in a way that makes designing and layout MUCH easier than the original 'layout' sections of NeonOne and they open up more capabilities, especially when laying out content. Flex boxes are the new standard in web design and in the NeonOne editor it is preferred - most pages should be created using Flex sections.

The only issue is that NeonOne has a slight annoying issue keeping you in Flex Editing mode for posts. Sometimes it will show the circle pointer and say 'double click to exit flex mode' - simple move your cursor back up to the top left of the section where it has a blue bar showing 'Flex Section' and click on it, this should bring it back into the flex editor. This is only an issue in the Blog Posts because NeonOne's back-end template will only allow posts to be in their old 'Layout' Row mode, rather than Flex sections. So I have inserted a flex section into the Row section which is not ideal. Still, these sections have way more functionality.

When in a flex column, select the three dots and select Add Widget to add additional text boxes, like this image caption.

You will likely have to click the lightening bolt to edit each individual flex section because I added multiple sections to show this possible blog format. Maybe slightly annoying but the added functionality outweighs the extra clicking when you're able to create a nice flex layout for your posts.

"You will notice that creating sections and adding content is much easier using flex sections. This is a two-column flex section using a vertical stacked layout. This area of text sits below the first column and in it's own column. I added this as a text widget into the column"

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Make sure to check your post in mobile format.

This is another flex section using a vertical two column layout. This is great for articles.

Try to keep the padding above and below additional sections 2% (or less) so that it flows nicely.

NeonOne doesn't make it easy to edit a Flex section inside it's Blog Post format when in mobile - hopefully this changes in the future, but for now the way to do it is to double click lightening bolt to enter Flex Mode, and making sure to HOVER OVER THE FLEX SECTION BLUE TEXT in the top left of the section that you are aiming to edit AND CLICK, this seems to open up the capabilities without glitching. Sometimes it will pull out and show the circle pointer (double click to exit flex mode) but if you go back up and click over the blue Flex Section area it comes back.

Normally, you are editing in a Universal Layout. There may be issues with how your post appears in Mobile format if you are incorporating columns and other elements that stack. Make you to check your post in all the available formats above (tablet, mobile and mobile horizontal) to make sure it looks good.

If it does not look good in a mobile format, when you edit it in that format it will not change the desktop format and will save separately. Make the changes to the mobile format while in that editing mode and when you are done go back to Universal editing (the computer with the crown on top) to continue. Double-check each version before publishing.

Use the plus symbol hovering over a column to add a column to a section, then add a text widget to that column.

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Use the plus symbol hovering over a column to add a column to a section, then add a text widget to that column.

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Best to break up the text with images or headers so it isn't a huge wall of text. Continue formatting your blog posts or articles like you would normally do. Keep this template as a starting point and duplicate it when you make a new one so that others can learn how to use Flex Sections.