Tasmania is made for unhurried touring. This page demonstrates how normal Gutenberg content sits beneath the reusable hero and beside the optional News column.
Bullet points
Use a bullet list when the order is not important and each item has equal weight.
- Allow extra time for winding roads and scenic stops.
- Check road and weather conditions before remote journeys.
- Keep fuel, water and essential supplies comfortably topped up.
- Ask local park teams for their favourite nearby experiences.
Numbered list
Use a numbered list for a process, sequence or a set of steps readers should follow in order.
- Choose the regions and experiences that matter most.
- Find comfortable holiday park bases around those locations.
- Confirm major bookings for busy travel periods.
- Leave breathing room for local advice and unexpected stops.
A good itinerary provides direction without removing the freedom to change your mind.
Example Gutenberg quote
Pause somewhere unforgettable.
Use an Image Divider between content sections to create breathing room and bring the Tasmanian landscape back into the story.
YouTube video
Editors can paste a YouTube or Vimeo URL into the native Embed block. WordPress keeps the video responsive without requiring a custom ACF block.
Image gallery
The native Gallery block can be reordered, expanded or linked to the WordPress lightbox later if required.
Continue with normal content
Headings, paragraphs, links, lists, quotes, videos and galleries remain native WordPress content. ACF is reserved for the reusable designed hero and the page-level sidebar setting.