================================================================ AVAANA — SUPPORT AT HOME PAGE WordPress block-editor test: categories table section ================================================================ WHAT THIS TESTS 1. Whether pasted block markup becomes real, editable blocks 2. Whether your theme's styles fight the brand styling 3. What the core Table block keeps and what it strips 4. How a 6-column table behaves on a phone DO NOT PUBLISH. Create a new DRAFT page and leave it as a draft. ---------------------------------------------------------------- STEP 1 — ADD THE CSS ---------------------------------------------------------------- Appearance > Customise > Additional CSS. Paste everything between the CSS markers, then Publish (this only saves the CSS, not a page). --- CSS START --- .sah-sec{--sah-green:#063E3B;--sah-ink:#3F5B58;--sah-mute:#6E8886;--sah-cite:#556E6B;--sah-surface:#F4F4F0;--sah-chip:#E0EAE6;--sah-orange:#F1490D;--sah-orange-bg:#FDEDE6;--sah-orange-row:#FEF7F3;--sah-orange-ink:#C43E0C;color:var(--sah-green)} .sah-sec h2{font-size:36px;line-height:1.18;letter-spacing:-.012em;margin:0 0 10px;font-weight:400} .sah-sec .sah-intro{max-width:800px;font-size:16.5px;line-height:1.65;color:var(--sah-mute);margin:0 0 28px} .sah-sec .sah-intro strong{color:var(--sah-green)} /* table shell */ .sah-tblwrap{border:1px solid rgba(6,62,59,.10);border-radius:18px;overflow:hidden} .sah-scroll{overflow-x:auto;-webkit-overflow-scrolling:touch} .sah-tbl{width:100%;border-collapse:collapse;text-align:left;margin:0;min-width:900px} .sah-tbl caption{caption-side:top;text-align:left;padding:14px 18px;background:#fff;font-size:13.5px;line-height:1.5;color:var(--sah-cite);border-bottom:1px solid rgba(6,62,59,.07)} .sah-tbl thead tr{background:var(--sah-surface);border-bottom:1px solid rgba(6,62,59,.10)} .sah-tbl thead th{padding:16px 18px;font-size:11px;line-height:1.3;letter-spacing:.08em;text-transform:uppercase;color:var(--sah-ink);font-weight:700} .sah-tbl tbody th,.sah-tbl tbody td{padding:16px 18px;vertical-align:top;font-size:13.5px;line-height:1.55;border-bottom:1px solid rgba(6,62,59,.07)} .sah-tbl tbody th{text-align:left;font-weight:400} .sah-tbl .sah-name{margin-top:8px;font-size:14px;font-weight:600;color:var(--sah-green)} .sah-tbl .sah-covers,.sah-tbl .sah-audit-no{color:var(--sah-mute)} .sah-tbl .sah-who,.sah-tbl .sah-std{color:var(--sah-ink)} .sah-tbl .sah-std{font-weight:500} .sah-tbl .sah-fee{font-weight:600;font-size:14px} .sah-tbl .sah-audit-yes{font-weight:600;color:var(--sah-orange-ink)} /* category pills */ .sah-pill{display:inline-block;padding:5px 11px;border-radius:6px;background:var(--sah-chip);font-size:12.5px;font-weight:600;color:var(--sah-green)} .sah-pill.is-req{background:var(--sah-orange);color:#fff} /* band rows */ .sah-band td{padding:13px 18px!important;background:#fff;border-top:1px solid rgba(6,62,59,.10)} .sah-band .sah-band-l{font-size:11px;font-weight:600;letter-spacing:.1em;text-transform:uppercase;color:#9AAAA8;margin-right:12px} .sah-band .sah-band-n{font-size:13.5px;color:var(--sah-mute)} .sah-band.is-req td{background:var(--sah-orange-bg);border-top:2px solid var(--sah-orange);border-bottom:1px solid rgba(241,73,13,.2)} .sah-band.is-req .sah-band-l{color:var(--sah-orange-ink)} .sah-band.is-req .sah-band-n{color:#8A4526} .sah-row.is-req th,.sah-row.is-req td{background:var(--sah-orange-row);border-bottom:1px solid rgba(241,73,13,.14)} .sah-note td{background:var(--sah-surface);font-size:13.5px;line-height:1.55;color:var(--sah-mute)} .sah-note strong{color:var(--sah-green)} @media(max-width:781px){ .sah-sec h2{font-size:27px} .sah-sec .sah-intro{font-size:15.5px} .sah-scroll::after{content:"Scroll sideways to see all columns";display:block;padding:10px 18px;font-size:12px;color:var(--sah-cite)} } --- CSS END --- ---------------------------------------------------------------- STEP 2 — CREATE THE DRAFT PAGE ---------------------------------------------------------------- Pages > Add New. Title it "SAH block test". Then: the three-dot menu (top right) > Code editor. Paste ONE variant below, then switch back via three-dot menu > Visual editor. If a "This block contains unexpected or invalid content" warning appears, note WHICH block and tell me — that is the finding. ================================================================ VARIANT A — CORE TABLE BLOCK Real editable table in the block editor. The coloured bands and category pills will NOT survive: core strips per-cell styling. Expect a plain table. That is the point of the comparison. ================================================================ Support at Home registration categories — which category fits your business? Every provider claiming under Support at Home must hold Category 4 at a minimum. All participants must receive care management, and care management sits in Category 4 — so within Support at Home there is no pathway that avoids it, and none that avoids the audit. Category 5 is additionally required to deliver or claim for nursing. Categories 1–3 are added on top for the services you deliver directly. CategoryWhat it coversWho needs itQuality standardsAuditCategory feeCat 4 — Personal care and care supportPersonal care in the home and community, allied health and therapeutic supports, respite, care management and restorative care managementEvery provider claiming Support at Home paymentsStandards 1–4, plus Outcome 5.1 Clinical GovernanceFull audit$3,800Cat 5 — Nursing and transition careRegistered, enrolled and assistant nursing clinical care, nursing consumables, and assistance with transition careProviders delivering or claiming nursing servicesStandards 1–5Full audit$3,800Cat 1 — Home and community servicesGeneral house cleaning, laundry, shopping assistance, gardening, home maintenance and repairs, meal preparation and delivery, and transportProviders delivering domestic and community supports directlyAged Care Act obligationsCovered by your Category 4 audit$1,270Cat 2 — Assistive technology and home modificationsEquipment and product supply for mobility, self care and domestic life; minor and major home modifications; AT and home-modification prescription and clinical supportProviders supplying AT or carrying out home modificationsAged Care Act obligationsCovered by your Category 4 audit$1,270Cat 3 — Advisory and support servicesGroup and individual social support, accompanied activities, cultural support, digital education, assistance to maintain personal affairs, and hoarding and squalor assistanceProviders delivering low-risk advisory and social supportsAged Care Act obligationsCovered by your Category 4 audit$1,270Category structure per Department of Health, Disability and Ageing, February 2026; fees per the Aged Care Quality and Safety Commission fee schedule, August 2026. ================================================================ VARIANT B — CUSTOM HTML BLOCK Full fidelity: bands, pills, row tints, scope="row", caption. Heading and intro stay as normal editable blocks; only the table itself is code. Edit copy in the block editor, edit the table in the HTML block. ================================================================ Support at Home registration categories — which category fits your business? Every provider claiming under Support at Home must hold Category 4 at a minimum. All participants must receive care management, and care management sits in Category 4 — so within Support at Home there is no pathway that avoids it, and none that avoids the audit. Category 5 is additionally required to deliver or claim for nursing. Categories 1–3 are added on top for the services you deliver directly. Support at Home registration categories, what each covers, who needs it, quality standards, audit requirement and category fee. Category structure per Department of Health, Disability and Ageing, February 2026; fees per the Aged Care Quality and Safety Commission fee schedule, August 2026. CategoryWhat it coversWho needs itQuality standardsAuditCategory fee Mandatory for every registered providerAll participants must receive care management, and care management sits in Category 4 Cat 4Personal care and care supportPersonal care in the home and community, allied health and therapeutic supports, respite, care management and restorative care managementEvery provider claiming Support at Home paymentsStandards 1–4, plus Outcome 5.1 Clinical GovernanceFull audit$3,800 Required to deliver nursingIn addition to Category 4 — you cannot claim for nursing services without it Cat 5Nursing and transition careRegistered, enrolled and assistant nursing clinical care, nursing consumables, and assistance with transition careProviders delivering or claiming nursing servicesStandards 1–5Full audit$3,800 Additional categories — added to your Category 4 baseFor services you deliver directly. Anything you do not hold a category for can be subcontracted Cat 1Home and community servicesGeneral house cleaning, laundry, shopping assistance, gardening, home maintenance and repairs, meal preparation and delivery, and transportProviders delivering domestic and community supports directlyAged Care Act obligationsCovered by your Category 4 audit$1,270 Cat 2Assistive technology and home modificationsEquipment and product supply for mobility, self care and domestic life; minor and major home modifications; AT and home-modification prescription and clinical supportProviders supplying AT or carrying out home modificationsAged Care Act obligationsCovered by your Category 4 audit$1,270 Cat 3Advisory and support servicesGroup and individual social support, accompanied activities, cultural support, digital education, assistance to maintain personal affairs, and hoarding and squalor assistanceProviders delivering low-risk advisory and social supportsAged Care Act obligationsCovered by your Category 4 audit$1,270 Category 6 — Residential care sits outside the Support at Home program and covers 24/7 care in a facility. Avaana does not assist with Category 6 registration. ---------------------------------------------------------------- STEP 3 — WHAT TO TELL ME ---------------------------------------------------------------- 1. Did either variant throw an "invalid content" warning? 2. Does the heading font look right, or is the theme overriding it? (I have not set a font family — it inherits your theme, on purpose, so we can see what the theme gives us.) 3. Is the section full width, or squeezed into a narrow column? This tells me whether the theme supports wide alignment. 4. On a phone: does the table scroll sideways cleanly? 5. In Variant B, can you still edit the heading and intro paragraph normally in the editor? Answers to those five decide the build route for the whole page.