The Yabber facility to create an about page is currently quite basic and due for an update. The purpose of the tool is to create the text on your website's 'About Us' page. You will find the 'About' page by following the 'Back Pages icon (back arrow) from the Website module.
Pictured: You will find the 'About' page by following the 'Back Pages icon (back arrow) from the Website module.
The About page is basic, so it's expected that a small amount of design effort be applied. At the very least, a Location Testimonial Slider and video should be used.
The Result
The most basic of examples is shown below. The only additional page feature enabled in this basic example is the Location Panel (as you would expect on every page).
Pictured: The most basic of examples is shown below. The only additional page feature enabled in this basic example is the Location Panel (as you would expect on every page).
Creating About Text
The 'Create' panel is used to create three blocks of text: the About Title, the Introductory About text, and the two-column paragraph text.
Give your 'profile' a name, populate the required fields, and save.
Pictured: The 'Create' panel is used to create three blocks of text: the About Title, the Introductory About text, and the two-column paragraph text. Give your 'profile' a name, populate the required fields, and save.
The paragraph text will automatically split into two columns, but you may force the point at which the paragraph breaks via the 'Page Break' option in the WYSIWTG editor.
Pictured: The paragraph text will automatically split into two columns, but you may force the point at which the paragraph breaks via the 'Page Break' option in the WYSIWTG editor. The text will break at the location of the Page Break into the second column.
Shortcodes and HTML are permitted in all fields.
The About Featured Banner Image
The About Featured Image banner will render at the top of the page. Upload the banner image via the 'Image' panel. The image should be a minimum of 1140 pixels width and 120 pixels in height, and it should be less than 1400 pixels in width and height. A narrow image works better.
Pictured: The About Featured Image banner will render at the top of the page. Upload the banner image via the 'Image' panel. The image should be a minimum of 1140 pixels width and 120 pixels in height, and it should be less than 1400 pixels in width and height.
Updating Website Data
Yabber is a multi-website system, so we should update each website as required by selecting a website, optional banner image (if not selected a default image will be applied), and the About text. Once defined, click 'Send'. Changes to your website are made immediately.
Pictured: Yabber is a multi-website system, so we should update each website as required by selecting a website, optional banner image (if not selected a default image will be applied), and the About text. Once defined, click 'Send'. Changes to your website are made immediately.
In some cases, your featured banner may be cached, so you may have to refresh your browser cache by selecting 'CTRP-SHIFT-R' in turn on your keyboard - this will refresh the page and force new images to be shown.
Review Data
You may review all created and sent data via the 'Review' panel.
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Related Website Pages
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