Setup the Callout Section to present a visible "call-to-action" for your site visitors. Possible uses are to direct clients to purchase product or sign up for your blog.
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There are different ways to setup the Callout Section.
From your WordPress Administration Panel:
You will now see the Callout section on every page that it is active on. Return to individual pages to create the content for your "Callout" sections.
needed??
From your WordPress Administration Panel:
Because the Callout section is displayed by default when you Enable it, you will need to use this method for every page that you do not want the Features section displayed.
Alternatively, you can hide the Callout section by default and enable it on individual pages.
From your WordPress Administration Panel:
Now the Callout section will be hidden by default until you select to show it on individual pages.
Return to the page on which the callout appears to create the Callout text.
View the image for examples of activated Callout Sections:
(This might be duplicate of other docs?)
needed? can set globally on blog pages? and set on individual posts?
To create multiple Callout Sections in the Header, Morefoot, Page Templates or Content Area, clone the section in the Template Setup panel and then drag & drop to activate the clones.
possibly add to a cloning section...? still encountering cloning bugs...
You can activate the Callout Section (or any section) in multiple areas at the same time.
Drag & Drop the Callout section into each area to activate it.
A Clone will automatically be created. (maybe? bug when auto created? same text in both?)
In header & morefoot, not auto-created... ???
This will take you to the template setup panel where you can activate the Callout section. Go to step #3 in Activate Callout Section from Templates Panel.