<p>With this module you can insert and edit the texts on the website. 
The system divides the website into 6 blocks, i.a. so that texts can be better divided and individual passages can be switched on / off with a click. 
You can also switch and move picture gallery and contact form between the individual blocks. 
Each block has a headline and a code area in addition to the website text. 
Over the code area, complete codes, e.g. Javascript can be inserted without losing the formatting.
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<div><u>Explanations:</u><br>
<p><i class="fa fa-list padd-lr10"></i> Headline edit</p>
<p><i class="fa fa-th-list padd-lr10"></i> Subheadline edit (depending on the template)</p>
<p><i class="fa fa-file-text padd-lr10"></i> Edit web page text</p>
<p><i class="fa fa-file-code-o padd-lr10"></i> Edit codes</p>
<p><i class="fa fa-toggle-on resT padd-lr10"></i> Block online</p>
<p><i class="fa fa-toggle-on resF padd-lr10"></i> Block offline</p>
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<p><b>Topheadline:</b> The topheadline is at the top of the website and has the highest priority of all headlines. The headline is technically specially tailored to SEO with the font size H1.</p>

<p><b>Headline:</b> The headline is always directly above the respective text of the block. The headline is technically especially tuned to SEO with the font size H2.</p>

<p><b>Subheadline:</b> The subheadline is - if used - between the headline and the respective text of the block. Font size: H3. Thus, this type of headline has the lowest priority of all website headlines.</p>

<p><b>Websitetext:</b> The website text is written in and created via a special text editor (if installed). Further information about the editor can be found directly in the editor.</p>

<p><b>Webcodes:</b> Sometimes you want to include special sections in a web page that consist of codes. These are usually changed by editors, so that they no longer work. 
With the code area for each block (almost) every conceivable code can be easily stored via a special input mask.</p>

<p><b>Websitetext, Headlines:</b> Above all the characters and words, consisting of website text and headlines. Codes and block end are not counted here.</p>

<p><b>Block 1 - 6:</b> Each block contains a headline, a text area and a code area. 
The system recognizes that if you leave the headline, text area, code area, or the entire block empty, it not only fades out the empty parts, but also completely removes its area from the web page. 
So that's just what's in the website, which is really needed. 
Per click, each block can be switched on / off for itself.
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<p><b class='resF'>Attention:</b> If a block is switched off, the code (if one is used) will also be switched off.</p>

<p><b>Block End:</b> This area is - as the word already says - at the bottom of the website. Information can be written in this area, e.g. Information on other websites or landing pages, product information on other products etc.. 
Everything that is not relevant to the topic can be inserted in this area. Even links can and should be included here.
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<p><b>What is Block End useful for?</b> The contents of "Block End" are not evaluated with, neither in the total number of website text nor in the evaluation. 
In the "Block End" section, content can be used that has nothing to do with the actual topic.</p>

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