Block: Rich text
The rich text block is for long-form content that does not fit a fixed layout. Use it for conference follow-ups, policy notes, resource lists, FAQs, and narrative sections between structured blocks.
What you can format
The landing page editor supports bold, italic, underline, strikethrough, subscripts like H2O, superscripts like 10th grade, and inline links to other pages on the site.
Pull quotes work well for testimonials, mission statements, or a single takeaway you want readers to remember before they continue scrolling.
Lists and structure
Unordered lists are useful for benefits or feature bullets:
- Industry-aligned courseware mapped to certification objectives
- Hands-on labs inside the applications students will certify on
- Flexible deployment in Canvas, Schoology, Moodle, or the MSi platform
Ordered lists work for processes, timelines, or numbered requirements:
- Submit your demo or program request through the form on this page.
- Our team reviews your district, school, and course selections.
- We configure access and send enrollment details to your instructors.
- Students begin working through lessons and practice assessments.
Tables for comparisons
Use a table when you need side-by-side detail—trial lengths, vendor options, or package tiers:
| Audience |
Typical use |
Example credentials |
| K-12 |
CTE pathways and certification prep |
Microsoft Office Specialist, Adobe ACA |
| Higher ed |
Credit-bearing and workforce programs |
PMI, Cisco, Intuit |
| Corporate |
Employee upskilling and compliance |
Role-based software and productivity certs |
When to choose rich text
Reach for a structured block—cards, steps, or features—when the layout should stay consistent across pages. Use rich text when copy needs to be flexible, updated often, or written in a more editorial voice. You can always pair it with a headline block above and a form or download block below.
Need help choosing blocks? Contact our team or browse the course catalog to see how other programs are presented.