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Video & animation (multifunction) – what this section does
The Video & animation (multifunction) section pairs a primary medium (URL-hosted video, an uploaded file, or Lottie) with optional buttons and accordions—so playback, downloads, and expanded guidance can live in one block. For the simpler grid-focused page without this multifunction layout, open Video & animation.
Tip
Button order in the Panel matches the row under the player; you can localize labels separately for Czech and English.
Display variants
- YouTube + buttons + accordion – a YouTube clip with download or outbound buttons plus accordion panels for long-form detail
- Hosted MP4 – an uploaded video file with the same extension options; useful when you self-host instead of embedding
- Lottie + CTA – a lightweight DotLottie animation as the hero asset with a single call-to-action underneath
- All three button types – external link, file download, and a jump to another manual page in one row
When to use it
- Training or marketing clips with downloadable supplements and outbound references
- Tutorials that keep the first screen light while deep guidance sits in accordions
- Short logo or UI motion without a heavy video payload
- Linking playback to other brand-manual chapters via content-page buttons
Variant: YouTube + buttons + accordion
The Video & Animation (multifunction) template gives you one main source (YouTube here) plus button rows and accordion copy underneath—ideal for tutorials with extra downloads.
Note
Buttons are managed in a single structure; the Panel order matches the frontend. Provide localized labels for Czech and English audiences.
What belongs in the accordion?
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Use this space for longer specs—logo rules after watching the clip, legal references, or checklists. You can add as many accordion rows as you need.
Another panel with supporting detail
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Visitors can open only the sections they care about. The textarea supports the usual rich-text tools from the Panel.
Variant: All three button types
The button row supports an external link, a file download, and a shortcut to another content page inside the manual—all at once in this demo.
Note
The internal link targets the “Text” page in the same page group; swap it for any modular-custom-page or download-centre entry you already publish.
When should “content page” buttons be used?
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They shine when a long-form chapter already exists as its own entry— for example a glossary that expands on the marketing clip above.