Website templates ensure consistent design and use. Pick the template that matches your content needs and use case.
The Mixed Content template is the most flexibly designed template. It rarely appears as an upper level page and makes up almost all of the lower level pages. The template has a WYSIWYG edit field and should be customized to fit what’s needed—the page could be a longer article, or include a number of images and media. Use this template for pages that have LDP Forms. This template is also used for the bio sub-template, see below.
In general, a typical layout for the Mixed Content template would be as follows:
The top of the page display of the Document Title can be toggled off with a page parameter. This is useful on pages where media should be displayed first.
Navigation style can be toggled with a page parameter. The Full is the default navigation found throughout the site.
Use Minimal Navigation on landing pages with lead generation forms. This reduced nav limits the choices and distraction so that the user focuses on completing the form. Industry tests as well as tests on simons-rock.edu show that this can be an effective tool.
When minimal navigation is toggled on, then main content is full-width - with no side margins.
Turn of display of breadcrumbs with a page parameter. Breadcrumbs appear towards the top of the page and show the structure of the page. For example:
Turn off breadcrumbs on pages with lead generation forms that use the Full Navigation. This
reduces distraction so that the user focuses on completing the form. Tests show that this can be an effective tool.
Toggle the Left Sidenav using a Content Parameter. Display the Sidenav by default.
Most forms have a 2 column layout. Content is on the left and the form is on the right. Some forms have a hero graphic and use the Gatekeeper Layout.
As seen above, Landing pages with forms should hide navigation.
This template offers flexible full-width content. Use for highly designed pages that won't work in other templates. The original two pages have page-specific CSS. Light edits can be made via the WYSIWYG. Major edits need to be made to the source.
This template is used for highlighting our areas of study and special programs.
This content area is dynamic and is not built on this page. It is compiled from the individual pages that utilize the Area of Study template. Set a division filter by adding code to the source footer.
<script>setTimeout(function(){ $('#languages').click(); }, 750);</script>
This template is used to highlight an area of study or special programs. Content appears on an area of study page as well as on other Area of Study Template pages and the Academic Template pages.
Use 3 edit fields to build the unique page content.
Describe the Area of Study. In general, a typical layout for Area of Study template would be as follows:
Add a 550px wide image relevant to the course spotlight. This column can be toggled in the parameters.
This column can be toggled in the parameters.
Set content for display on Academics Template pages.
When making new pages, set display to none or put draft page in /training folder. Area of Study content display will be compiled into Academics pages even if the Area of Study page is unpublished.
This template is used to introduce sub-audiences to a range of links. Gateway pages are used for the Info For links such as prospective parents, counselors, alumni, community members and current students and families. The gateway template makes common tasks easy to find by organizing groups of content.
In general, a typical layout for the Gateway template includes an Image List.
This template is used for landing pages with forms. The page has no navigation, encouraging users to fill out the form by reducing choices. The hero graphic adds an opportunity for compelling and prominent messaging.
In general, a typical layout for the Gatekeeper will include:
This template is used to introduce a range of high priority links. The Master Section Landing was designed for two pages admission pages. This template is differentiated from the Gateway by
This template offers profile embeds and a trailing CTA section. Originally conceived as a one-off, but could be repeated if we ever get profile embeds off the ground.
This template is used to highlight successful members of the Simon's Rock community. Use this template for profiles that include a hero graphic or video.
MultiEdit content is output for external profile listings, including the Profile Rocker and Profile Slat. This view is shared with the Basic Profile Template.
In general, a typical layout for the Mixed Content template would be as follows:
The carousel of profiles at bottom of page is controlled by the Rocker Widget. In parameters select which rocker widget.
Go to Parameters:
This template is used to highlight successful members of the Simon's Rock community. Use this template for profiles that don't include a hero graphic or video. This template requires an image. If there isn't an image, consider using a Mixed Media template.
MultiEdit content is output for external profile listings, including the Profile Rocker and Profile Slat. This view is shared with the Full Profile Template.
In general, a typical layout for the Mixed Content template would be as follows:
This template offers full-width content in mid-page. The page kicks off with a hero, then a section with rails, full-width, and another section with rails. Designed for the Student Life section and full-width carousel, use for pages that need full-width content.
Pages created with this template easily sync with the News RSS feed. The page looks similar to the Mixed Media page.
This template displays the News RSS feed.
This is a sub-template. It's a mixed-media page (see above) with a specific format. Copy the Bio Template page and insert new information using the WYSIWYG edit field. Use this template for faculty bios. The section headings on the page should remain the same. If there is no information for a section the section can be removed. Karen Advokaat should be consulted prior to making changes.
Breadcrumbs should be on the page parameters. Sidenav should be left as is.