Also known as: aside callout

Description

The aside is a snippet of text that appears in the margins of articles/posts.

Design 

Anatomy*

• *This will be a future addition - see Material Design example for cards

• A diagram with labels for each feature/atom

Use When

• Start bullets with gerunds for consistency; the bullet should complete the phrase starting with "Use when..." 
  • Example: "Displaying a small amount of copy with a photo"
• (optional) Include a “Do Not Use When” subhead when needed

Editorial Guidelines

Follow our general Web Copy General Guidelines in addition to the following:

• Character limits for each feature with copy
• Notes about copy fields that should or should not be used together
• Tips for writing these guidelines
• Use bulleted lists
• Use affirmative language
• Limit to two sentences or less
• Edit and use fewer words!

Design Assets Needed

Images

Photo A (required/optional)

• Dimensions:
• Other details to note (e.g. keep faces vertically centered)

Photo B (required/optional)

• Dimensions:
• Other details

Implementation

ACF Fields

Other technical details we include in existing docs

Resources

• Figma mockup (link)

Tips

• Aside blocks are meant to be used with a very small amount of copy. (~100 characters or fewer)
• Asides should be used sparingly in a single article.
  • Use 3 asides max in one article.
• Photos/icons should be square. This component will crop images to a square or circle, depending on which layout is selected.
• If using more than one aside, they should be separated by at least one paragraph. 

          Avoid this:

Please note that in the ACF field under Type, you will see statistic : Image - Icon, as it use to read statistic : Image - Statistic. I'm unable to change the first statistic as it will remove all the fields in the block in the editor. Also, In the SCSS file, Image - Icon field will be called callout-statistic.