> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.themeware.design/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.themeware.design/additional-features/cms-extensions/cms-elements/banner.md).

# Banner

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Die **ThemeWare® CMS-Banner** sind für die Verwendung im ihren CMS-Blöcken vorgesehen. Die Elemente lassen sich daher nicht austauschen oder in anderen Blöcken platzieren.

## Available banner elements

* [Image banner](/additional-features/cms-extensions/cms-elements/banner/image-banner.md)
* [Parallax banner](/additional-features/cms-extensions/cms-elements/banner/parallax-banner.md)
* [Hero banner](/additional-features/cms-extensions/cms-elements/banner/hero-banner.md)
* [Advanced banner](/additional-features/cms-extensions/cms-elements/banner/advanced-banner.md)

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## Add a banner element

Banner-Elemente können derzeit nur mit dem entsprechenden CMS-Block hinzugefügt werden. Füge den gewünschten Block einfach per Drag’n’Drop deiner Erlebniswelt hinzu.

Mehr Informationen dazu findest du in der folgenden Anleitung: [Banner](/additional-features/cms-extensions/cms-blocks/banner.md)

> **Note**: You can find the banner blocks in the "ThemeWare® Banners" section \[Pro]


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