Kitchen Sink

Examples of the content blocks with different options

Another page header

You wouldn’t normally have this – just illustrating how the colour overlay works on header images

Another page header

This is the same as above but with no overlay – also this has breadcrumbs turned off for a cleaner look

Checklist but with background colour and image on the left

This one also has a square cropped image

First item

First item’s description

Second Item

Second item’s description

Third item, without a description

Checklist

First item

First item’s description

Second Item

Second item’s description

Third item, without a description

Just a text heading you might use to break up the page

Just a paragraph of text. Oak pine maple a willow cedar an birch acorn sycamore juniper and. Poplar elm ash but beech or chestnut magnolia redwood sequoia cypress because. Spruce fir with alder hickory mahogany teak this forest bark leaves the. Branches is trunk roots oak pine maple a willow cedar an birch. There is a spacer below this paragraph.

Normal CTA

Background and content background colour are different

Normal CTA

Background and content background colour are the same this time which changes the padding so the text goes to the “content edge”.

There is a spacer below this block to illustrate how you might want to break up two blocks with full width coloured backgrounds.

CTA without the vertical spacing

This one has no vertical spacing so the image butts right up to the content above and below (unless spacers are used) so you can create a nice full width full colour grid

CTA without the vertical spacing

This one has no vertical spacing so the image butts right up to the content above and below (unless spacers are used) so you can create a nice full width full colour grid – same as above but a different colour and image to the right to illustrate the how it can be used

There is no spacer below so you can see how different blocks with different background colours sit next to each other naturally

Cards which can be used for create a 3 up grid of many things

Card Title

Optional subtitle

Optional card text

Another card

Only a subtitle

The third card

Only text – no subtitle

Cards grid – this one has left aligned text and 4:3 images

Card Title

Optional subtitle

Optional card text

Another card

Only a subtitle

The third card

Only text – no subtitle

“Featured” slider – it can be used for anything but has options of site/tree icons

This one has a site logo and the “site theme” background colour. The slides are the same colour to give it a different style

How to guide

Optional text introducing the process
1
Forest bark leaves the branches is trunk roots oak pine maple a. Willow cedar an birch acorn sycamore juniper and poplar elm ash but. Beech or chestnut magnolia redwood sequoia cypress because spruce fir with alder. Hickory mahogany teak this forest bark leaves the branches is trunk roots.
2
Oak pine maple a willow cedar an birch acorn sycamore juniper and. Poplar elm ash but beech or chestnut magnolia redwood sequoia cypress because. Spruce fir with alder hickory mahogany teak this forest bark leaves the. Branches is trunk roots oak pine maple a willow cedar an birch.
3
Acorn sycamore juniper and poplar elm ash but beech or chestnut magnolia. Redwood sequoia cypress because spruce fir with alder hickory mahogany teak this. Forest bark leaves the branches is trunk roots oak pine maple a. Willow cedar an birch acorn sycamore juniper and poplar elm ash but.

Download pre-title

The title of the download

Oak pine maple a willow cedar an birch acorn sycamore juniper and. Poplar elm ash but beech or chestnut magnolia redwood sequoia cypress because. 

Download button text can be customised

Download pre-title

The title of the download

Oak pine maple a willow cedar an birch acorn sycamore juniper and. Poplar elm ash but beech or chestnut magnolia redwood sequoia cypress because. 

This one is the white background variant and also has a thumbnail.

Download button text can be customised

Text with image

Forest bark leaves the branches is trunk roots oak pine maple a. Willow cedar an birch acorn sycamore juniper and poplar elm ash but. Beech or chestnut magnolia redwood sequoia cypress because spruce fir with alder. Hickory mahogany teak this forest bark leaves the branches is trunk roots.

This has a 3:4 image as you might want tall image.

Be aware that text with image has the text naturally aligning from the top, if you want the text to be vertically centered then a CTA block is better

Text with image – flipped and with a coloured background

Forest bark leaves the branches is trunk roots oak pine maple a. Willow cedar an birch acorn sycamore juniper and poplar elm ash but. Beech or chestnut magnolia redwood sequoia cypress because spruce fir with alder. Hickory mahogany teak this forest bark leaves the branches is trunk roots.

This has a 3:4 image as you might want tall image.

Be aware that text with image has the text naturally aligning from the top, if you want the text to be vertically centered then a CTA block is better

Summer colour

Rhododendrons at Quentin Park, Alderney

Open to the public on Sundays and Bank Holidays

Volunteer Week

Registrar Owen Johnson visits Baghouse Wood, Surrey

This week our volunteers updated 350 trees.
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