Can we style the CTA like what we have on the home page — no uppercase (to aid with dyslexia) in heading and buttons, optional number of CTA buttons, centered text? This will make it easier to place within any container, grid column, etc and have the same result. We can always revisit Clay's approach at a later time, adding options that might increase the complexity of the layout.
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<h2 class="dcf-txt-h4 dcf-txt-center unl-cream">We’re here to help you shape the future.</h2>
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<a class="dcf-btn dcf-btn-inverse-primary" href="https://admissions.unl.edu/visit/">Visit Nebraska</a>
<a class="dcf-btn dcf-btn-inverse-primary" href="apply">Become a Husker</a>
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Can we style the CTA like what we have on the home page — no uppercase (to aid with dyslexia) in heading and buttons, optional number of CTA buttons, centered text? This will make it easier to place within any container, grid column, etc and have the same result. We can always revisit Clay's approach at a later time, adding options that might increase the complexity of the layout.