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Widgets are the mechanism by which content is added to a page. Several varieties of widgets are available, each suitable for a different type of content. New widgets will become available over time.
Common widget datadef elements
| Datadef element | Description |
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| ... > Heading > Type | Indicates how the widget heading is treated.
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| ... > Heading > Style | Only appears when 'Type' is set to 'text' or 'link' This option applies alternate heading sytles to the heading text without violating proper document structure.
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| ... > Heading > Text | Appears when...
This is the text to be used as the widget heading. |
| ... > Heading > Set internationalization | Appears when...
Used to apply internationalization to the heading. Refer to 'Internationalization'. |
| ... > Heading > Link | The link to apply to the heading. Refer to 'Working with links'. |
| ... > Type | Indicates the type of widget. |
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| Refer to the 'Available widgets |
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Several varieties of widgets are available, each suitable for a different type of content. New widgets will become available over time.
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Note
While there is no limit to the number of widgets you can assign to a row, for best results the total widget width should not exceed the width of the container. Examples of configuration that follow this recommendation include (but are not limited to) the following:
- Four quarter-width widgets in a row
- One two-thirds-width widget and one one-third-width widget in a row
- One full-width widget in a row
- One one-third-widget and one half-width widget in a row
Examples of potentially problematic configurations include (but are not limited to) the following:
- One third-width widget and three quarter-width widgets in a row
- Three half-width widgets in a row