TABLE OF CONTENTS
Integrating external content into your website
Navigation - creating and managing menus
Create and manage a multilingual website
Tips for an accessible website
Go back to section II. First time on Minos - configure your website
Blocks are meant to be used for editing multiplie types of contents. There are all available when you create or edit Pages. Blocks can also be used within News and Events Pages.
Before you start arranging your blocks, keep this distinction in mind so you don't waste time looking for an option in the wrong place:
| If I want to modify… | I use… | Location |
|---|---|---|
| Global Style (Site colors, fonts, button,design) | Minos Customizer | Minotaure Tab |
| Create/Edit Content (Writing text, adding images to a page,…) | Block Editor | Pages Tab |
| Manage Menu Order (Adding a “Contact” link at the top,…) | WordPress Menu | Appearance > Menus |
| Add a Post or an Artist | Dynamic Content | Posts or Events Tab |
In the precedent section “First time on Minos - configure your website”, the different blocks and types of website contents were introduced to you. You can create, use and display them in different pages to build your website, and thus, bring life to your project !
<aside> 💡 With Minos, the plugin Editoria11y has been or can be installed; it is an helpful tool to guide you in respect of accessibility rules regarding the content of your website. See it as an ally for the draft of your editorial content. Currently, the plugin is only available in English.
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