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Widgets (Global Widgets) ​

Widgets (also called components) are the content blocks that make up Branded Pages and Branded Sites — a heading, a button, a gallery, contact details, a downloadable file, and more. Every widget has a type and a theme (a Widget Theme that styles it), plus type-specific content.

The Global Widgets list holds widgets marked global — reusable blocks you can drop into any page, site or layout theme and edit once, everywhere. (Widgets created directly inside a single page or site live with that page or site.)

Common settings (every widget) ​

Alongside Internal Management (internal name, description, tags, workspace), every widget has:

  • Type — what the widget renders (see the list below). Required, and locked once created.
  • Theme — the Widget Theme applied to this widget (required).
  • Table of contents title — the text used for this widget in a page's on-page table of contents.
  • Set as global component — when on, the widget can be reused and edited from any resource.
  • Active — when off, the widget is hidden from visitors.

When you open a widget's editor you also get these shared tabs, next to a live preview:

  • Data — the widget's Title, Subtitle and Brief.
  • General styles — turn on Override general styles to hide the header or body, reorder them, or set text alignment for this widget, overriding its theme.
  • Icon — turn on Override icon to show/choose a specific icon for this widget.

Manual vs Brand Asset. Many widgets offer a Source choice: Manual means you enter or upload the value inline; Brand Asset (or Brand asset collection for folders) means you reuse a managed item from the Brand Vault, so it stays in sync everywhere.

Widget types ​

A banner/hero image at the top of the widget. Choose a Source (Manual upload or Brand Asset) and provide the Upper image.

Button ​

A call-to-action button. Set the URL (required) and a Target (same tab or new tab).

Email ​

A tappable email contact. Provide an Email (Manual) or pick an email Brand Asset.

Phone ​

A tappable phone contact. Provide a Number with its country (Manual) or pick a phone Brand Asset.

Whatsapp ​

A WhatsApp chat link. Provide a Number and a Default Message that's pre-filled in the chat (Manual), or pick a phone Brand Asset.

Map ​

An embedded map pinned to coordinates. Set Latitude and Longitude.

Schedule ​

A business-hours table. Add rows of Day, Opening time and Closing time.

An image grid. Choose an Aspect ratio and upload up to 8 reorderable Gallery Images.

Video ​

An embedded player. Pick the Platform (YouTube or Vimeo) and the Video Id.

Markdown ​

Rich formatted text written in Markdown (full editor with image/file attachments). This is the widget used for long-form content, including documentation-style pages.

Contact ​

A contact / vCard card. Add an Image, Name, Company, up to 3 Phones and up to 3 Emails.

PDF ​

An inline PDF viewer. Provide the File (Manual upload) or pick a PDF Brand Asset, and optionally enable Single page mode.

A list of styled link tiles. Each link has a URL, optional Tooltip, Target, an Icon (built-in or a custom uploaded image), and Background / Font / Border colors.

Asset Download ​

A downloadable file or folder bundle. Choose a Source (a single Brand Asset or a Brand asset collection), pick the Asset, and optionally show a Preview image.

Color Palette ​

A swatch palette with copyable color codes. Use Manual colors (each with a Color, Name and Brief) or pull from a color Brand asset collection.

Embed ​

Arbitrary embedded content (third-party iframe/embed code). Paste the Embed Code, pick an Aspect ratio, and adjust the Padding if needed.

Audio ​

An inline audio player. Provide the File (Manual upload) or pick an audio Brand Asset.

The list, sharing and deleting ​

The list shows each widget's name, type, whether it's in use, and sharing indicators. You can share a widget with other workspaces (shared widgets are read-only for the recipient), replicate it, and filter by usage, tags or trashed state. A widget that is in use can't be deleted until it's detached. Trashed widgets open read-only; restore to edit, or force-delete to remove permanently.