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Sample pages

These pages have been created to illustrate the different page layouts available and the different kinds of media you can include in the layouts. The pages should be deleted before launch.

  • Sample page 1: Article with images

    Sample page 1: Article with images

    A history of allotments
  • Sample page 2: Single image

    Sample page 2: Single image

    An old greetings card
  • Sample page 3: Photo gallery

    Sample page 3: Photo gallery

    Photos of the West Pier
  • Sample page 4: Oral history page

    Sample page 4: Oral history page

    An interview with Daisy Noakes
  • Sample page 5: Video

    Sample page 5: Video

    Sample embedded video from Vimeo
  • Sample page 6: Embedded document

    Sample page 6: Embedded document

    A view of a PDF within the page
  • Sample page 7: Custom layout

    Sample page 7: Custom layout

    A history of Hanover, Brighton
  • Sample page 8: Text styles

    Sample page 8: Text styles

    Sir Harry Preston
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