Blog Posts
A Blog Post Page contains a single blog post. The purpose of a Blog Post Page is to provide information, thoughts, or opinions on a specific topic to the website's audience. Blog Post Pages are often used to engage with readers, share knowledge and expertise, and drive traffic to a website.
Design tips
- Choose a clear and concise title that accurately reflects the content of the post.
- Use headings and subheadings to break up the text and make it easier to read.
- Use images and multimedia to add visual interest and make the post more engaging.
- Keep the post focused on a single topic and avoid rambling or going off on tangents.
- Use links to sources and additional resources to add credibility and depth to the post.
- Use formatting techniques such as bolding and italicizing to highlight important points.
- Include a call to action at the end of the post, such as asking readers to leave a comment or share the post on social media.
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Webflow Style Guide
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Recommended • The Relume Style Guide utilizes the same pre-built classes as the Finsweet Style Guide. However, the Relume Style Guide uses different CSS values for spacing and includes additional elements, such as shadow classes, icon classes, and color palettes. It is actively managed by the Relume team, making it easier for us to provide support.
The Finsweet Style Guide utilizes the same pre-built classes as the Relume Style Guide. It is actively managed by the Finsweet team and is the official style guide for Client-First.
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In Client-First, a "spacing wrapper" is a Div Block that wraps a child element and creates space between a sibling element.

In Client-First, a "spacing block" is an empty Div Block that creates space between two sibling elements.
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Navigation Level

Navigation Level refers to the hierarchy of Topbars and Sidebars in an application shell. See below some rules to follow:
- A Level 3 Sidebar or Topbar should be used on its own.
- A Level 2 Sidebar should be paired with a Level 1 Topbar.
- A Level 1 Sidebar should be paired with a Level 2 Topbar.
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