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Compositions
These widgets allow you to click or roll over one area in order to change the content shown in another area. A fade or sliding animation occurs on change.
Featured News
Change between panels of content using a vertically stacked navigation.
Lightbox Display
Dim the rest of the page when new content is launched on click.
Presentation
Switch between sections of content with a fading or sliding animation.
Tooltip
Show more detailed information on click or hover.
Forms
Add a form visitors to your site can use to contact you. Different form fields are available depending on which form widget you choose.
Simple Contact
Allow visitors to your site to write you with a message, name, and email.
Detailed Contact
Collect additional information from your site's visitors, including their location.
Menus
Create a dynamically or manually populated menu bar that includes states for each menu item. On each page, the proper menu link will automatically have an "active" state to show that is the current page.
Horizontal
Menu items are laid out from left to right in a single row.
Vertical
Menu links are stacked vertically in a single column.
Panels
Show only one panel of content at a time, with intuitive navigation links to switch the visible panel. Choose between a sliding animated accordion structure or a familiar tabbed look.
Accordion
Panels and their links are all stacked vertically, and switching between panels triggers a sliding animation.
Tabbed Panels
Switch between panels using an interface that mimics the appearance of tabbed folders.
Slideshows
These widgets enable you to easily display your images in a gallery with sleek animations. They're best used for simple image-based slideshows; more complex use cases are better served by a composition widget.
Basic
Generate a slideshow with links for previous and next image as well as an image count.
Lightbox
View your gallery images while dimming the rest of the page for better focus.
Thumbnails
Use thumbnails to get a taste of all the images before clicking to enlarge an image.
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