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title: FUSE Code
tags: Atom
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# Atom: FUSE Code
###### **Control Code:** `AT.FC`
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## About This Component

The design system allows for a FUSE code (signifying MLR approval of website content and assets) to be placed beneath almost every discrete component in the system. FUSE codes are not required for every component and will be tied to MAP submission processes documented elsewhere. Website owners and designers should work with their MAP leads to establish where FUSE codes will be required within site content during MAP submission planning.
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The FUSE Code is optional everywhere it is used. By default it is available for each primary modular component, appearing beneath the component after all the other content within the component. Some components, like the [Footer](/OjNTbTMgR8GY7Scpuh0tcQ), integrated the code to be within the component itself.

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## Primary Configurations

| **Extra Large Breakpoint (Desktop)** |
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| **Medium Breakpoint (Tablet)** | **Extra Small Breakpoint (Mobile)** |
| -------- | -------- |
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| **Key** |
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### 1. Code Text

- **Optional:** Can be excluded, component collapses to hide unused space
- **Type Style:** Disclaimers and Notes
- **Color:** NEUTRAL_100 (Solid Black), changeable within site color palette

## Additional Configurations

### Code Alignment

When the FUSE Code appears below a component it by default is aligned to the right edge of the component, however it can be set to be aligned to the left edge instead. For components that span across the width of the entire screen, such as heroes, then the FUSE Code will align to the edge of the content area rather than the edge of the screen.

This setting only applies when the FUSE Code appears below the component. This setting has no effect if the FUSE Code is integrated to be within the component itself. For example, the [Footer](/OjNTbTMgR8GY7Scpuh0tcQ) has a fixed location for its FUSE Code and it cannot be moved.

See individual component pages for details on how they integrate the FUSE Code.

- **Code Alignment:** Default right aligned, can be left aligned

Below is an example of the FUSE Code both right and left aligned below a component.

| Right Aligned (Default) | Left Aligned |
| ---------- | --------- |
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## Resources

### CMS Instructions

#### FUSE Code Configuration

While adding or editing content blocks, site administrators and content editors can configure FUSE code for a context block. While administering the footer, site administrators can configure FUSE code for the footer.

**Step 1:** Scroll to the **FUSE code** section of the edit block window and expand the section.


Fill in the fields:

- **FUSE code align** - right side or left side.
- **FUSE code text** - text.
- **FUSE code display** - select if FUSE code should be displayed for this content block or footer.

**Step 2:** After you save the content block or a footer, it will contain the FUSE code.