URL Label (Text)
Carousel ( Matrix) - Image (File), Caption (Text)
Carousel Replacement Video (Text)
Screenshots ( Matrix) - Type ( P&T Dropdown), Image (File), Caption (Text)
Thumbnail (File)
Is this a case story? ( Select Dropdown)
Process ( Matrix) - Heading (Text), Description ( Wygwam), Image (File), Image (File), Image (File), Image (File), Image (File), Image (File)
Custom Header CSS ( Textarea)
Custom Homepage CSS ( Textarea)
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Great! Let's rename the newly added Label to something more fitting. In the window displayed above:
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