Source: dist/css/acc_boot.css, line 10209
5.4.2.3 Follow Up CTA – Page Divider
Incorporates a horizontal divider to create a subtle transition between content blocks, maintaining visual flow while signaling the importance of the CTA.
Example
Default styling
Commodi dolores (30 Characters) Rerum libg dero pariatur (40 Characters)
NOTE:
The CTA Description is optional<div label="CTA_follow_up" class="reading-typography font-size_up p_4 p_5:md p_4 p-y_5:md p-y_6:lg "
style="--custom-font-size-up: 1;">
<div data-item="cta"
class="p_4 p-t_6 p-x_5:lg bg_white br-t_1 br_solid br_primary-1 font-size_up m-t_6:lg m-y_4 m-y_5:md m_auto max-w_60 relative text_center relative">
<h2 data-item="cta-title" class="m-b_3 lh_1 font_medium font_display">
<strong class="font-size_up m-b_2 block">
Commodi dolores (30 Characters) </strong>
<small class="font-size_down block">
Rerum libg dero pariatur (40 Characters) </small>
</h2>
<div class="grid justify_center">
<button class="btn capitalize wrap wrap_balanced btn-primary expanded-click-area btn-lg">btn-primary expanded-click-area</button> </div>
</div>
</div>