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Paragraph Component

The Paragraph Components allows content editors to choose which kind of pre-defined paragraphs they want to place on the page and the order in which they want to place them. If you would like training on how to use the components below, please feel free to reach out to  pnankoo@ccny.cuny.edu  to schedule a web training session.

 

 

List of Available Paragraph Components

 

Text

The text component is also known as Wysiwyg (What You See Is What You Get) will allow content editors to edit content without touching a line code.

 

View of Text edit box

Heading

Allows for adding a section header

Heading example

Accordion

Display various types of content, with accordion-like behavior. Items in accordion groups will appear collapsed with only their titles showing. Clicking an item's title will expand and reveal its whole content.

 

Example of accordion

Fast Facts

A unique format to highlight important data on a basic page layout.

 

Fast Facts Example

Schools and Divisions

This component allows a content editor to display other sub sites on their page in a unique format.

This works great for a content editor who manages a division sub site because they can now showcase all the programs within that division on their homepage.

 

School and Division example

Hero

A slider that allows you to display rotating images.

 

CCNY Hero Example

Simple Callout with Background Image

A horizontal strip that is used to convey important messages, promotions, or announcements.

Exampe of simple callout

Breaker Image w/ Text

Breaker Image with text example

Highlighted image

Highlighted image

Social Media

Promote your social media* by uploading a static image and linking to the social media platform. 

*This is not a live feed feature 

 

CCNY Social Media Example

Multi-Layout

Multi-Layout allows a content editor to take a chunk of content and flow it into multiple columns, similar in a newspaper.

 

Example of 2 column layout

2 Column layout

 

Example of 3 column layout

Three column layout

Multi-Column Full-Width

Similar to the Multi-Layout component, which enables content editors to distribute a piece of content across multiple columns resembling the layout of a newspaper, the Multi-Column Full-Width feature applies a full-width dark gray background and reverts the text to white.]

 

Example of 3 column layout

Example of a full-width multi-layout column



Example of 2 column layout

Example of a full-width multi-layout column

 

Document Embed

This component allows you to embed a document, spreadsheet, or presentation that you upload into a web page. A link to the original document is always provided at the bottom.

Screenshot of the document embed being implemented

Vector Icon Set

The vector icon set component provides the flexibility to add a URL link to an icon on a web page layout. Icons are custom SVG files that reflect the CCNY brand created by the Office of Institutional Advancement and Communications. A content editor should reach out to Prem Nankoo or Seamus Campbell to set up the icons.

Please note, as a content editor, you will not have access to upload or select icons, but you will have the option to rearrange the icons, title, and link. 

View a list of available icons 

 

Icons

Details with Icon Set

This component enables you to split the page into two sections: content on the left and icons on the right. The icons provide clickable links for users to navigate to other pages. It's worth noting that there's a library of icons accessible to all content editors. If the existing icons don't suit your needs, please feel free to contact the web team. We'll design new icons and integrate them into the library.

Example of Detailed with vector icon set

Image Gallery

Display images in a gallery format

Gallery Image Tumbnails

 

Gallery Image Overlay

Horizontal/Vertical Timeline

Display a list of milestones in a timeline format

Horizontal Timeline Demo
Vertical Timeline Demo

Divider

Adds a line between sections, in a variety of colors, to create a visual divider between paragraph components.

Example of a divider paragraph icon, which, here, is a purple line

Last Updated: 04/12/2024 13:41