Default h3 headline - Mulish extra bold
This a default h2 headline, with a 2 pixel letter spacing.
The width of the column in which this paragraph (and the headlines plus button) is placed, is set to 70%. The column on the right, which has no content in it, therefore has a 30% width. The subheadline is set in the Mulish Extra Bold font, color blue, which is the default setting from the customizer. The big headline in gold is an h2 headline with default styling, a part from the 2px letter spacing which is set in this module. The text transform is set to uppercase - meaning that it will always display capital letters - by default in the customizer.
The section above, has its bottom padding set to 0, to make sure the macbook is 'cut off'
Headline h3
The button you see below, has no background color, just a 'gold' outline. Since we'll use buttons more often, it's always a good idea to save them as a 'saved module' in Beaver Builder, so that you can easlily use it again by dragging it into your layout.
Extra Bold
The button you see below, has no background color, just a 'gold' outline. Since we'll use buttons more often, it's always a good idea to save them as a 'saved module' in Beaver Builder, so that you can easlily use it again by dragging it into your layout.
Font size 24px
The button you see below, has no background color, just a 'gold' outline. Since we'll use buttons more often, it's always a good idea to save them as a 'saved module' in Beaver Builder, so that you can easlily use it again by dragging it into your layout.
Headline for this tabs module
You can see that on this page we've been pretty consistent with the colors. Throughout the site we've used a color palette of only 4 to 5 colors, which contains colors that fit well together. Of course it might very well be that it's absolutely not yourtaste...but that's a different story...
In each module, regardless if you want to change the text color, background color, border color or whatever, you can choose one by using the 'color picker'. In doing so, you can always, in any module, save a color so that you can easily use it over and over again. Once you've entered your color code, just click on the 'plus' icon and your color is stored for further use.
Subheadline Mulish extra bold
Take a look at our Blog articles
Here you can see a slider with displays your latest posts. In the slider module you can change lots of settings, like layout, background color, font size and so on. You can also set a filter, controlling which and how many posts are shown.
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