UI Elements (Gutenberg Blocks)

Table of Contents

Buttons


Notes to editor:

  • Buttons can be used for louder calls to action, but note they are primarily used in forms only.
  • We have the option to display a single button or a row of buttons. That row can be left, center, or right aligned.
  • Unfortunately changing the button style must be done manually for now by manipulating button classes. Eventually we hope to modify this plugin to make those styles more editor friendly.

Available Classes

  • btn-primary (green)
  • btn-secondary (brown)
  • btn-reverse (white fill then green fill on hover)
  • btn-inverse (green fill then orange fill on hover)
  • btn-sm –  Note to editors, this should be used when it is not the primary CTA, or when it accompanies smaller modules (like tables, or mini nuggets)
  • To center a button, select the parent block to see alignment options


To center a button, be sure to add the ‘buttons’ block (not singular button) then change alignment to center.


Dropdowns (Custom HTML)


Editors should not need to implement dropdowns, but rather they will appear as part of page templates in a nav/filter bar



Info Box (Legacy and Kadence)



Legacy Infobox

Here is some normal p text. Fun fun fun!

Accordions

Editor Note: uses Kadence Blocks plugin

How to Send a Query to Zymurgy

Your first step should be to read the magazine to become familiar with our style as well as the kinds of articles that we publish. Then submit a brief written query via email to Editor-in-Chief Dave Carpenter that summarizes your idea and explains why you’re the writer to bring the story to our readers. When proposing an article, keep in mind that we generally assign stories at least three months prior to an issue’s cover date.

Don’t simply offer your services for whatever stories we may be looking to assign. Queries give us a chance to see how a prospective writer’s mind works. Stories proposed by our editors are almost always assigned to writers we have already worked with and/or various experts in the field.

The best place for writers to break into the magazine are The Last Drop (500 words) and feature articles (1,500-2,000 words). The Last Drop is a light-hearted look at anything homebrewing (or beer) related.

Feature articles are typically closely matched to the established themes for each issue (generally established each summer for the following calendar year) and are usually homebrewing related. Many feature articles will include at least one original homebrew recipe that is typically based on 5 gallons. When possible and applicable, an extract version of an all-grain recipe (or vice versa) should be included.

Due to a large volume of queries, please do not expect an immediate response. If assigned a story, you will be required to sign a contract that grants the Brewers Association first-time North American rights to publish the article in both print and electronic formats. Payment for articles vary.

Zymurgy welcomes letters, opinions, ideas, article queries and information in general from its readers. Correspondence should be directed tozymurgy@brewersassociation.org.

Dear Zymurgy

If you have interesting homebrewing stories or photos, would like to comment on something you’ve read in Zymurgy, or have a brewing-related question, email Dave Carpenter.

Submit Homebrew Labels

Hey homebrewers! If you have a homebrew label that you would like to see in our magazine, send it to Magazine Art Director Jason Smith.

Advertising

Interested in advertising in Zymurgy? Check out our Advertising section for the current rate card and more information, or contact us.

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Zymurgy is published by the American Homebrewers Association, a division of the Brewers Association, a not-for-profit organization. All material (c) 2014, American Homebrewers Association. No material may be reproduced without written permission from the AHA. The opinions and views expressed in articles are not necessarily those of the AHA and its magazine, Zymurgy.


Tabs (Kadence)


Note to editor:

We have not implemented tabs on this site yet.


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