Typography
h1: Roboto Slab ~60px (mobile – ~48px)
h2: Roboto Slab ~50px (mobile – ~40px)
h3: Roboto Slab ~41px (mobile – ~33px)
h4: Roboto Slab ~35px (mobile – ~28px)
h5: Roboto Slab ~28px (mobile – ~23px)
h6: Roboto Slab ~24px (mobile – ~20px)
Paragraph text: Inter ~20px (mobile – ~16px)
The most significant things we can think about, when we think about Apollo, is that it has opened for us, for us being the World, a challenge of the future. The door is now cracked, but the promise of that future lies in the young people, not just in America, but the young people all over the world. Learning to live and learning to work together. In order to remind all the peoples of the World, in so many countries throughout the world, that this is what we all are striving for in the future, Jack has picked up a very significant rock, typical of what we have here in the valley of Taurus Littrow.
It’s a rock composed of many fragments, of many sizes, and many shapes, probably from all parts of the Moon, perhaps billions of years old. But a rock of all sizes and shapes, fragments of all sizes and shapes, and even colors that have grown together to become a cohesive rock outlasting the nature of Space, sort of living together in a very coherent, very peaceful manner. When we return this rock or some of the others like it to Houston, we’d like to share a piece of this rock with so many of the countries throughout the world. We hope that this will be a symbol of what our feelings are, what the feelings of the Apollo Program are, and a symbol of mankind that we can live in peace and harmony in the future.
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← Max content width is ~1080px.
Buttons
Colors
KNSF Green
knsf-green
#088036
KNSF Dark Grey
knsf-dark-grey
#1F1F1F
KNSF Gold
knsf-gold
#E0A929
KNSF Blue
knsf-blue
#002C59
White text can be used over KNSF Green background but must be bold to meet accessibility standards.
KNSF Green text can be used over white background but must be bold to meet accessibility standards.
KNSF Gold text can be used with KNSF Blue background but must be bold to meet accessibility standards.
KNSF Blue text can be used with KNSF Gold background but must be bold to meet accessibility standards.
Blocks
Sections
Home Hero Banner
Use the Home Hero Banner block at the top of the page to display a large, full-width banner with an H1 and an image with a black gradient overlay to emphasize the text..
Click on the text to edit the content.
The image can be replaced by using the block panel on the left-hand side. Click on the drop-down for this block and click on the image to replace it.
Click Here to Add Text
This is the default look of the banner when dropped on the page ⤴
Photo Gallery
Use the Photo Gallery to display clickable photos in 2, 3, or 4 columns. Each photo will open a lightbox when clicked where the user can navigation to the next or previous photo, (this is disabled in the editor – preview the page to see this functionality). The navigation loops, so if the last image is displayed, the next button will scroll back to the first photo and vis versa.
Use the fields to add, delete, and change the order of photos. To move a photo, click and drag the row number besides the desired photo and place it in a new row.
Scholarship Recipients
This block pulls in all of the Scholarship Recipient posts and displays them in an accordion separated by year. The current year will be open by default.
Any edits to the Scholarship Recipients posts will be updated in this block automatically.
2024 Scholars & Recipients
Brandon Noell
Brenin Witcher
Carson Griffey
Ethan Flowers
Jake Yowell
Khloe Frayer & Ruby’s Rainbow
Levi Roach
Natalie Paul
Preston Lonker
Virginia Elite Wrestling Club
Zach Cummings & Cole Christian
2023 Scholars & Recipients
Anna Norwood
Austin Powell
Bo Ice
Cave Spring Basketball & Football
Cave Spring Wrestling
Charleston Bagilo
Claire Hufton
Dalton Minnick
Danielle Brinkly
Dustin Richards
Dylan England
Ethan Asher
Evan Britton
Garrett Kuchan
Hunter Duncan
Hunter Duncan
Hunter Moore
JJ Pociask, Thomas Miles, Landon Marquis, & VA Elite Wrestling Club
Lillian Prendergast
Lorenzo Pellot
Nick Crawford
Owen Sweeny
Parker Ferrell
Peter Lu
Sean Hall
Staunton River
Staunton River Wrestling
Tharen Sevtanant
TJ Piluso & Greg Cochran
2022 Scholars & Recipients
Andy Smith
Bryce Andonian
Bryce Andonian
Cave Spring Football and Basketball
Cave Spring Wrestling
Cody Howard
Collin Gerardi
Cooper Purl
Dawson Gragg
Eric Roggie
Evan Buchanan
Evan Elliot
Hunter Bolen
Jackson Baglio
Jacob Henderson
Jason Nolf, 3-time NCAA champion
Jeremiah Price
Jude Robson
Kiley McNerny
Lydia Sydner
Mac Cafurello
Mahlic Sallah
Mark Samuel
Mekhi Lewis
Nick Vafiadis
Parker Brown & Dakota Gilliam
Remi Figart
Sam Latona
Staunton River Wrestling
Taylor Sydner
Toby Schoffstall
Xavier Preston
2021 Scholars & Recipients
Andy Smith
Ariana Keith
Aynsley Fink
Blake Schmitt
Brandon Crowder
Caleb Staub
Carder Miller
Carson Floyd
Cave Spring Wrestling
Charlie Nichols
Coach Gruse – Knights Booster Foundation Basketball
Cody Howard
Colin Sells & Hunter Richards
Collin Gerardi
Connor Jones
Garrett Henderson
Hunter Bolen
Knights Booster Foundation Football
Logan Arnold
Luke Robie
Mekhi Lewis
Preston Weist
Sam Laton
Staunton River Wrestling
Virginia Elite Wrestling Club
Containers
Two Column Content
Separates content into two columns that condense into one on mobile (<~1024px). The left column will stack on top of the right.
When dropped on the page, each column prompts you to choose a type of group. Choose the first one titled “Group” to use the layout below.
Use the fields to change the background color; the text will automatically change to be accessible with the selected background. Text color can still be changed in the right hand panel.
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The most significant things we can think about, when we think about Apollo, is that it has opened for us, for us being the World, a challenge of the future. The door is now cracked, but the promise of that future lies in the young people, not just in America, but the young people all over the world. Learning to live and learning to work together. In order to remind all the peoples of the World, in so many countries throughout the world, that this is what we all are striving for in the future, Jack has picked up a very significant rock, typical of what we have here in the valley of Taurus Littrow.
It’s a rock composed of many fragments, of many sizes, and many shapes, probably from all parts of the Moon, perhaps billions of years old. But a rock of all sizes and shapes, fragments of all sizes and shapes, and even colors that have grown together to become a cohesive rock outlasting the nature of Space, sort of living together in a very coherent, very peaceful manner. When we return this rock or some of the others like it to Houston, we’d like to share a piece of this rock with so many of the countries throughout the world. We hope that this will be a symbol of what our feelings are, what the feelings of the Apollo Program are, and a symbol of mankind that we can live in peace and harmony in the future.
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The most significant things we can think about, when we think about Apollo, is that it has opened for us, for us being the World, a challenge of the future. The door is now cracked, but the promise of that future lies in the young people, not just in America, but the young people all over the world. Learning to live and learning to work together. In order to remind all the peoples of the World, in so many countries throughout the world, that this is what we all are striving for in the future, Jack has picked up a very significant rock, typical of what we have here in the valley of Taurus Littrow.
It’s a rock composed of many fragments, of many sizes, and many shapes, probably from all parts of the Moon, perhaps billions of years old. But a rock of all sizes and shapes, fragments of all sizes and shapes, and even colors that have grown together to become a cohesive rock outlasting the nature of Space, sort of living together in a very coherent, very peaceful manner. When we return this rock or some of the others like it to Houston, we’d like to share a piece of this rock with so many of the countries throughout the world. We hope that this will be a symbol of what our feelings are, what the feelings of the Apollo Program are, and a symbol of mankind that we can live in peace and harmony in the future.
This block uses the KNSF Gold background with bold KNSF Blue text/elements. ⤴
Components
Decorative Header
Use this block at the top of the page to style its H1. The bottom borders have an on-load animation.
Click on the text to edit the heading and use the fields to change the background color. The text will automatically change to be accessible with the selected background. Text color can still be changed in the right hand panel.
Click to add Heading
The default style when the block is dropped ↗
Click to add Heading
↖ KNSF Blue background with bold white elements
Click to add Heading
KNSF Green background with bold white elements ↗
Click to add Heading
↖ KNSF Gold background with bold KNSF Blue elements
Quote
Use this block to style a responsive quote. It’s max width is ~740px.
Click on the quote text to edit it’s content and use the fields to add, edit, and style the author.
Click here to add a quote.
— This is the Author
The Quote block will take on the style of its background ⤵
This is the Two Column Content block with the KNSF Blue background.
Click here to add a quote.
— Author
Their Organization
Theme Styled Gravity Form
Use this block to display the Academic, Golf, or Wrestling Scholarship form.
Use the block’s fields to change the border color.
Click anywhere on the form to select it and show its fields. You can edit the form elements including whether to show the form title and description.
This is the Academic Scholarship Form with a KNSF Gold border and is showing the title ⤵
Academic Scholarship Application
Other
Donation Form
This is the form used for receiving donations stylized to the theme.
