Example: Filtered List of Opportunities, Card Grid Display
This example shows the features of a Filtered List Paragraph that is displaying Opportunities with a Card Grid display.
Features to note:
- Filtered Lists can be placed on a Basic Page along with other paragraphs.
- When the Filtered List is added, the layout defaults to Full Width.
- Only one Filtered List should be added per page.
Filtered List Card Grid display for Opportunities
This is the Description field.
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This article explains the important decisions you will need to make and how to use these tools responsibly.
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Join other communicators on Slack for discussions about topics related to social media.
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