Components are custom-made groups of content fields that are added to pages to create your content body. Unlike typical WordPress installations, there is not one, large body field where all the content is added for a page. For each block of content, you want to add to your page, you will select the appropriate custom content component to use as an element of the page.
Adding video to your page is as simple as using the Video component, enter the share URL on YouTube, Vimeo, and other services to embed it in the page. The component provides three…
You can add a combined, side-by-side scrolling Facebook feed and a Twitter Feed with 1 – 20 items in the feed on your website. In the Facebook Feed, paste the full URL of…
You can add a scrolling feed of posts from your Facebook page with this embed component. In the component, paste the full URL of your page starting with https://. Only Facebook Page URLs…
UPDATE: The function to select the number of items to show on your website is broken on Twitter. Until Twitter/X resolves the issue, that feature in this component is not working. You can…
The Instagram Component is currently only available on Default Template pages. To utilize the Instagram component simply follows the steps below: In your Red site’s WordPress dashboard, click on the left menu link…
See below for an example of a Slideshow component. Slideshows require at least two images to be uploaded, along with Alt Text (for accessibility purposes). You have the option to add captions to…
