Filling an orbit

A link

Each row is a title and an address, and everything else about it is optional.

Field	What it does
Title	The words on the row. Up to 120 characters.
Address	Where it leads. Opens in a new tab unless you say otherwise.
Description	A line under the title, when the title alone is not enough. Up to 200 characters.
Thumbnail	A small picture on the row.
Featured	Draws the row with more weight than the ones around it.

Sections

A section heading is a row with no address: a label that groups the links beneath it. Music, Writing, Shop — whatever divides your links into things a visitor can scan rather than read.

A heading with nothing under it is not drawn. You can leave one in place while you decide what belongs there, and it will simply not appear until it has something to introduce.

Putting a link on a schedule

A link can be given a window of dates. Outside it, the link is absent — not greyed out, not hidden by the browser, but genuinely not sent to the page at all.

Set both dates for a run with a beginning and an end, like a tour or a sale.
Set only the start date to have something appear on the day and stay.
Set only the end date to have something drop away on its own.

The social row

Separately from the links, an orbit can carry a row of small icons for the places you keep an account. They sit together as a row of marks rather than as titled rows, because a visitor recognises those shapes faster than they read.

The usual platforms are there, alongside a plain website entry, an email one, a link back to your sizuq profile, and a custom entry for anything with no icon of its own. You can override the label on any of them.

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