These can have content and also support adding accommodations and a booking button (as seen here).
These typically link to another section of the site or can just be supporting content that display in pairs of two. All elements from Heading to Buttons are optional.
Link to Another PageThis block type is typically used for page intro copy, but can also be used for long-form copy. It also supports an optional column for buttons to link to either internal pages or external links.
How do FAQ Blocks Work?
You have the option to create either groups of FAQs, or a simple list of FAQs.
What's the difference between a group or list?
Not much really… For a group, you give it a heading, and an optional image (as seen here), which will be placed to the right of the “group” of FAQs (as seen on the FAQ page) and that’s pretty much it. Otherwise, you just create your list of FAQs like normal.
What's this "existing" and "new" thing I see in the UI?
“Existing” just means you can select from a list of currently existing FAQs (found in the left column of the admin). You create those like normal pages, where the title is the question and the content is the answer.
“New” allows you to create a unique, one-use FAQ, meaning it only exists on the page you’re creating.
Airport transfer from Puerto Jimenez to Blue Osa and return taxes.
Note: This block allows you to select items from the “What’s Included” post type. You can also override the default copy and link label. Oh… and add notes. This is a note.
Yoga teacher and author of Autobiography Of A Naked Yogi, Aaron leads the Yoga Teacher Training programs at Blue Osa. Aaron has been teaching yoga and leading yoga retreats for close to 30 years. Inspired by his own practice, he guides students to secret and far-flung locales, empowers them to realize their own limitless potential, and makes yoga relevant and accessible for the modern world.... more
Alma’s passion is to heal people through alternative therapies. She specializes in Reiki, relaxing massages and other techniques to help people achieve a better quality of life on a physical, emotional, mental and spiritual level.... more
Our canine resident mascots are a vital part of our harmonious environment. Their fun-loving spirit contributes to the feel, the vitality, the energy and the experience of what is Blue Osa. You will find them eager and willing hosts, happy to greet you when you arrive, Pete, Rama and Fiona enjoy the ocean waves and will keep you company as you stroll our beautiful beach.... more