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What are Content sections and how do the two types differ?
Content sections provide flexible layouts for text and media. There are two variants with different functionality.
Content (Default)
Purpose: A simple, text-only section for body copy and descriptions. No images, no buttons, no backgrounds.
Content: An optional title and a rich text body.
Layout: Single centered column.
Best for: Written descriptions, policy text, neighborhood guides, about us copy, blog content, or any section where text is the entire focus.
Large Content
Purpose: A visual showcase section that combines a heading, description, CTA buttons, and a featured image or video.
Content: A title, a plain text description (no rich text formatting), and optional media below.
Media: An optional image or video displayed below the text in a wide, rounded container. Video autoplays silently on loop.
Background color: Set a solid color behind the entire section.
CTA buttons: Primary and secondary with customizable text, link, and color.
Best for: Visual storytelling, mid-page hero breaks between text-heavy sections, or showcasing a property photo alongside a brand message.
How do I add a Content section?
Go to app.wander.com → Website (left menu) → Pages.
Select the page you want to edit.
Click the + Section button and select Content under the Basics group.
Choose your variant: Content (default) or Large Content.
Click the section in the page preview to open the editing sidebar.
What can I customize on Content (Default)?
Title: An optional heading displayed above the text body.
Text: A rich text editor powered by TipTap. The following formatting options are supported:
Format | Description |
Headings (H1, H2, H3, H4) | Structure your content with multiple heading levels. |
Bold | Emphasize key words or phrases. |
Italic | Add emphasis or style to text. |
Strikethrough | Show crossed-out text for corrections or comparisons. |
Links | Add clickable links to internal pages or external sites. Links open in a new tab by default. |
Bullet Lists | Unordered lists for features, amenities, or key points. |
Numbered Lists | Ordered lists for steps, rankings, or sequences. |
Line Breaks | Add spacing between paragraphs. |
Note: Images, videos, buttons, and background colors are not available in the default Content section. Use the Large Content variant if you need those features.
What can I customize on Large Content?
Title: A large display heading on the left side of the section.
Text: A plain text description displayed on the right side (stacks below the title on mobile). Rich text formatting is not supported in this field.
Background Color: Set a solid color behind the entire section.
Image: A featured image displayed below the text content in a wide, rounded container. Use a high-resolution landscape image for best results.
Video: A video displayed below the text content. Autoplays silently on loop. Takes precedence over the image if both are set.
Primary and Secondary CTA Buttons: Each with customizable text, link, and color. Displayed below the title on the left side.
How should I format my button links?
For details on how to format internal page links vs. external URLs in WanderOS, see the How to Format Links in WanderOS article.
Tips
Use Large Content as a "mid-page hero." Place it between text-heavy sections to create a visual break with a strong image or video and a clear call to action.
Keep Default Content scannable. Use bold text, headers, and bullet points in the rich text editor to make longer copy easier to read.
Pair with other sections. A Default Content section works well above an FAQ, Feature List, or CTA section to provide context before the visitor takes action.