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One Column layout

Understand how the One Column layout presents your header and campaign sections in a single stack.

In this article, you'll see how the One Column landing page works, when to choose it, and which shared settings still control the page.

Prerequisites

  • The campaign landing page is enabled.
  • You want the entry page to stay in one vertical flow on every screen size.

Configure it

Select One column

Open Landing Page, use the Page Layout selector, then choose One column.

Configure the shared sections

Set the Header Section, Instructions Section, and CTA Section as needed.

Arrange the listing sections

Reorder or hide the rewards, activities, games, and interactive totems sections to match the journey you want participants to scan.

Review the full vertical flow

Check the live page and make sure the content still reads clearly from top to bottom without relying on a split desktop layout.

Page structure

Header Section Rewards / Activities / Games / Interactive Totems Instructions Section CTA Section

Header Section stays first. Instructions Section sits near the end. CTA Section stays last. The participant-facing listing sections sit between them and can be reordered.

What you can tune

  • Header Section: banner, title, subtitle, and header button visibility
  • Instructions Section: item order plus the content of each instruction item
  • CTA Section: title, button label, URL, and section visibility
  • Rewards Section, Activities Section, Games Section: hidden or shown, reordered, and switched between default, carousel, or list display styles
  • Interactive Totems Section: hidden or shown, then reordered

When it fits best

  • campaigns with a simple or mobile-first landing page
  • campaigns where a single scroll feels clearer than a split layout
  • pages where the intro content and the campaign sections should stay in one continuous reading path

No extra layout-specific fields

One column does not add its own configuration panel. It reuses the shared landing page settings and standard section controls.

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