Today you will hide a surprise on your site.

A reader will see a reveal. When they open it, something new appears on the same page.

You choose the words on the reveal. You choose what is hiding inside.

So far, a button takes a reader to another page.

You put other blocks inside the reveal. That is where the surprise lives.

A reveal hides something until a reader clicks it.

This is the block you need:

1. Click Links and buttons on the left.
2. Drag a reveal block to the bottom of your Home page.
3. Click Your web page.

Check: a small closed reveal sits on the page, with nothing showing inside it yet.

The words on the outside are what make somebody want to open it.

1. Click Blocks.
2. Click your reveal block.
3. Type a question or a promise in its white box.
4. Click Your web page.

Check: the closed reveal makes you want to open it, without giving the answer away.

A reveal with nothing inside opens on nothing. Give it a surprise.

1. Click Content on the left.
2. Drag a text block inside the reveal, where it opens out.
3. Write the surprise you are hiding.
4. Click Your web page.

Check: clicking the reveal shows your sentence.

If it did not work: nothing appeared, so the text block is under the reveal instead of inside it. Drag it into the gap that opens out.