The text and formatting you see  here is built into a Content Area Widget. You can put a Content Area Widget in any size column of your page template- use them for displaying, and formatting text on a page. They are the most commonly used "Text Areas" BUT there are 3 others you may really like on your pages. 

Below this is an Accordion Widget where you can add expandable and collapsible sections to your page, it can also fit in a narrow column like what you see on the left of this page 

• Within each section you can input the same kind of content (typically text content) that can be added to any Content Area/ details section
• Just click the wrench of the Accordion Widget when the page is in edit mode and build out the sections as if they were independent Content Areas.
• Each section can be open or closed by default for the site visitor experience
  • Section 1 below is set to be opened by default
• Each Section can be given a "Section Title" as you se below (Section 1,2,3)
• Each Section Title can also be given a "Section Icon" As seen in Section 1
  • Icons are images uploaded to the Image Library- Best Practice these images should be designed for the purpose of being an icon
• See more examples of the Accordion Widget in action

Below is a Content Columns widget-  where you can choose to use columns to visually break up your text

• In each section of the Content Columns widget I like to use a "Justify" to make the text content fill the columns like a newspaper
• The first Content Columns widget that you see below has 3 columns with a "Column Title" (Column 1,2,3) at the top of each column
• see more examples of the Content Columns Widget in action

Below is a Tabbed Widget much like the Accordion and Content Columns widget  the Tabbed Widget  is useful for displaying text content on a page and breaking up that text into separate sections.

• Within each Tab you can input the same kind of content (typically text content) that can be added to any Content Area/ details section
• Just click the wrench of the Tabbed Widget when the page is in edit mode and build out the tab as if they were independent Content Areas.
• The first Tab is open by default for the site visitor experience
• Each Tab can be given a "Tab Title" as you se below (Tab 1,2,3)
• Each Tab Title can also be given a "Tab Icon" As seen in Tab 1
• Icons are images uploaded to the Image Library- Best Practice these images should be designed for the purpose of being an icon
• See more examples of the Tabbed Widget in action