Advanced & Layout fields empower developers and content teams to embed custom code, apply styles, and build complex page layouts directly within Experro’s CMS. This section covers:
  • Script
  • Style
  • Page Editor
  • Component
  • Flexible Content

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1. Script

The Script field lets you include custom JavaScript snippets or code blocks that execute on the front‑end.

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Key Configuration Options

  • Default Tab
    • Field Name : Enter the display name for the field.
    • Internal Field Name : This field is auto-populated based on the Field Name.
  • More Tab
    • Min/Max Height: Control the visible height of the code editor, improving readability for longer scripts.

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2. Style

The Style field provides a CSS editor for custom styling rules. Use it to inject scoped CSS for specific pages or components without touching your global stylesheet.

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Key Configuration Options

  • Default Tab
    • Field Name : Enter the display name for the field.
    • Internal Field Name : This field is auto-populated based on the Field Name.
  • More Tab
    • Min/Max Height: Adjust the editor’s height to comfortably view your CSS rules.

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3. Page Editor

The Page Editor is a visual, drag‑and‑drop builder that lets editors assemble pages using pre‑configured elements such as text blocks, images, carousels, banners while seeing a live preview of the final layout.
Only content types with “Act as Webpage” enabled can host a Page Editor field. A user must have permissions to add or modify fields in the schema.
Adding Page Editor to a Content Type:
  1. In your workspace, open Content Model from the sidebar.
  2. Select the Model you wish to enhance.
  3. Click Add Field → Page Editor.
  4. Provide a Field Name and Internal Name, then Save.
  5. Switch to Content Library, open an entry of that Model, and click Launch Page Editor.
  6. Drag elements from the toolbar onto the canvas, arrange sections, and customize styles, all with an on‑the‑fly preview.

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4. Component

Components are reusable field groups (e.g., “Image Card,” “Testimonial Block”) that you define under Content Model → Components. Once created, a Component field embeds these blocks into your Models: You can add a component to a content model after you have defined a component from Content Model → Components. In order to add a component to a content model, navigate to the Content Model that you wish to enhance. Click Add Field. Select the component that you wish to add to the content model. Check the section on Components for full details on creating and using Components.

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5. Flexible Content

The Flexible Content field provides a free‑form layout builder for editorial teams who need custom page structures beyond predefined Components or the Page Editor. It lets you:
  • Mix and match Sections (e.g., Hero, Gallery, FAQ) in arbitrary order.
  • Define per‑section Settings (background color, padding, custom CSS).

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Key Configuration Optiions

  • Field Name : Enter the display name for the field.
  • Internal Field Name : This field is auto-populated based on the Field Name.
Use Flexible Content when your site requires many unique page templates. For more structured layouts, prefer the Page Editor or Components.

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What’s Next

Having configured your advanced and layout fields, you’re ready to learn about Components (defining reusable content blocks).