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Layouts can simplify your authoring experience.

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Here's how.
This example features a simple banner with data

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entry fields organised into tabs and grids.

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Tabs categorise fields, making it easier to
locate specific settings.

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To include tabs in your authoring experience,
you'll need your developers to configure them.

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You can refine your forms even further with sub
tabs.

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Here, sub tabs separate the two lines of banner
overlay text.

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The text sub tab manages the content, while the
styling sub tab handles its visual presentation.

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Another way to simplify your authoring
experience is with grid layouts.

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In the advanced overlay section, for example,
formatting options are arranged side by side.

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This groups related fields and keeps the layout
clear and compact.

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Dividers visually separate sections of the form,
creating clear distinctions between different

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groups of settings.

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While they don't affect the final content,
dividers add clarity and structure to the

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editing process, making it more intuitive.

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Developers can easily incorporate these into
your layouts.

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By using tabs, sub-tabs, grids, and dividers,
you can build a more intuitive and organised

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authoring experience, streamlining content
management and optimising your workflow.