# Statement

Using a **Statement** component type, you can add any image, video or text. This is commonly used for explanation of concepts or as breaks in between various sections of your flow. 

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## Styling text

Like in any other component, you can use [markdown](/styling/customizing-appearance/typography.md#markdown-styling-support) to change the font properties of the Statement text.&#x20;

You can also change the alignment of the component block by enabling **Text alignment override** to override the default alignment setting.&#x20;

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### Images and video

To add images and videos, you can enable **Has image or video** toggle and use the **positioning** and **image style** menus to position and size the content appropriately.&#x20;

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#### Positioning

**Top, Right, Bottom, Left, Center** are all valid keywords for background image positions - the image will be placed in the respective position within the element, which can differ between the X and Y axis.

### Adding links

You can also use informational content to embed links. The default setting opens the links in a new tab for the responder. By enabling **open links inline**, you can ensure that the links are opened in the same tab.&#x20;

### Collapsible content

By enabling **Is collapsible?**, you can have content that expands and collapses, which can show or hide more details when the responder clicks on the header. You can change the default behavior to collapsed or expanded.&#x20;

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