The important line, lost in the paragraph.
There’s one sentence on the page a visitor really needs to read — a shipping cut-off, a warning before they submit, a heads-up about maintenance. Buried in a normal paragraph, it looks like everything else and gets skipped. Making it stand out usually means a coloured box, an icon and some borrowed CSS you’ll be afraid to touch later.
The Notice block is that coloured box, done for you. Pick the kind of message and it arrives already styled — a tinted background, a matching icon and a title — so the line you care about actually gets seen.
Setting one up takes seconds. Add the Notice block, choose the style, type a title and your message — the colour, the icon and the layout come with it. Turn on the dismiss button if visitors should be able to close it, and you’re done. No CSS, nothing to remember.
See it in action
Every box below is a real Notice block. The first set shows the five built-in styles side by side; below them, the same block with the icon on top and a version visitors can dismiss.
The five built-in styles. One block, five colour schemes — from a calm info blue through success, warning and danger to a neutral grey, each with a matching icon.
Icon on top, centred. The same block with the icon above the text and everything centred, for a banner-style callout across the page.
Dismissible, and it remembers. A close button lets visitors hide it — with remember turned on, it stays gone on their next visit.
The same box, wherever you need it
Because it’s a block, a Notice drops in anywhere — at the top of a product page for a shipping cut-off, inside a post as a tip, above a form as a warning. Change the style from a dropdown and the whole box recolours to match, so every message on your site reads in the same visual language.
Make the message impossible to miss
The Notice block ships with Flexa Block. Install it, and a ready-styled callout is waiting in the editor the next time you open a page.
