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Classes are useful when applying custom CSS or JavaScript by distinguishing this page from other pages on your site.
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Including custom CSS and JavaScript
You can reference custom CSS and JavaScript files that are specific this page (as opposed to being included site-wide). These references are defined by the Custom CSS and Custom JavaScript patterns, respectively.
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→ Details: Custom JavaScript pattern
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Associating a thumbnail image
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If you create any customizations that involve page indexing, you may want to select an image here that displays with this page’s index listing.
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You can place up to two announcements in the Announcement region.
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Including announcements
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Selection | What this means | What this triggers |
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Yes | The Announcements region will be displayed on the page. | Causes the Announcement widget Data Definition field to display. |
No | The Announcements region will not be displayed on the page. | N/A |
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Selecting announcement widgets
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Choose the widget you want to display in the Announcements region.
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A secondary navigation can be displayed to the left of the main content.
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Including a secondary navigation
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Selection | What this mean | What this triggers |
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Yes | The Secondary Navigation region will be displayed on the page. | Causes the Link list widget Data Definition field to display. |
No | The Secondary Navigation region will not be displayed on the page. | N/A |
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Selecting a widget for the secondary nav
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Choose the link list widget you want to use as the secondary navigation.
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Options here affect the layout of the main content. So far, there’s just the one….
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Padding the main content
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Selection | What this means | What this triggers |
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Yes | Padding above and below will be added. | N/A |
No | Padding above and below the main content will not be added. | N/A |
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A sidebar can be displayed to the right of the main content. The sidebar can contain any number of widgets of any type.
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Including a sidebar
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Selection | What this means | What this triggers |
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Yes | A sidebar will displayed on the page. | Causes the Widget Data Definition field to display. |
No | A sidebar will not be displayed on the page. | N/A |
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Selecting sidebar widgets
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Select the widget you want to display in the sidebar.
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The Page heading Data Definition group is collapsed by default. Expand this to access your heading options.
Choosing the heading type
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Selection | What this means | What this triggers |
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Default | The page title will be displayed as the heading. | Causes the Alignment Data Definition field to displayl |
Marquee | A marquee layout will be used as the page heading. | Causes the Marquee Data Definition field to display. |
Article/Post | An article/post style heading will be used. | Causes the Display publication date, Display description, and Display byline Data Definition fields to display, |
Hidden | The page title will be used as the heading, but not displayed visually. | N/A |
Default heading type
The page title is displayed as the heading.
Alignment
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Selection | What this means | What this triggers |
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Left | The page heading will be left aligned. | N/A |
Center | The page heading will be center aligned, | N/A |
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Marquee heading type
A marquee layout is used as the page heading.
→ Details: Marquee layout
Article/Post heading type
In some cases, you may want to treat the heading with additional content, such as when the page functions as an article or post (although the Article/Post heading type is not exclusive to this use case).
Displaying additional heading content
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Selection | What this means | What this triggers |
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Yes | Displays the respective content along with the page title. | N/A |
No | Does not display the respective content along with the page title. | N/A |
Heading element details
Heading element | Data source | Display |
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Publication date | ||
Description | ||
Byline |
Hidden heading type
In some cases, you may want to hide the page heading from visual display. For example, your homepage may have the title ‘Home’, which is semantically correct, but may not be useful for display. Hiding the heading in this case allows other important content to move up the page.