Tertiary Inventory

The Paragraph module can also be included as field within other modules. The Paragraph module will make up the bulk of the content within your site. Within the Paragraph module/field you can create  subheadings H2 (larger) through H6 (smallest). You also have a number of formatting options including bold, italic, bulleted lists, ordered lists, blockquote, text alignment options, and means to create a link. You can also add media items such as the photo to the right.

Headline (Ordered List)

1. Lorem Ipsum
2. Lorem Ipsum
3. Lorem Ipsum
4. Lorem Ipsum

Headline (Unordered List)

• Lorem Ipsum
• Lorem Ipsum
• Lorem Ipsum
• Lorem Ipsum

Heading 3

Heading 4

Heading 5

Heading 6

Call to Action Button

Call to Action Routing Link

Below are two examples of Feature Panels. The first panel is right aligned. The second panel is left aligned. The Feature Panel module  requires you to select from a list of existing Features. After logging into WordPress, you can view the existing Features, or create a new one here. You can also choose a background style for this module. The choices for the background style are background Image, or a blue background. The fields for a Feature Panel include: Title, Heading, the Full-width Background Image, Thumbnail Image – a smaller image used on tertiary template and on full-width’s blue background variation, Description Text (paragraph field), Links, and finally you can choose between button styles “Call to Action” and Plain buttons.

The Accordion module allows you to present a great deal of information in a small area. Accordions can be used to nest/conceal further information about a topic. Accordions allow the user to browse through a list of content and click to expand on a topic of interest, making the information easier to browser through. Each Panel within an accordion consists of 3 fields: Header, Content (paragraph field), and an optional Link. As with any link, you must include the URL of the link and the link text.

The Table module allows you to insert already made tables from the TablePress plugin. You may view existing tables or  create a new table using TablePress here. To insert an existing table, there are only a couple of fields: Heading, and Table (There’s a Grid Icon that opens a pop up window with all the existing tables).

If you would like to create a new table, the first step requires suppling a Table Name, and optional Description, Number of Rows, and Number of Columns, then click Add Table. Next the Table Content will appear in the form of numbered rows, and lettered columns. Below the Table Content is a Table Manipulation section where you can insert links, insert images, hide or show selected rows or columns. You may also duplicate, insert or delete rows. Finally, you can add additional row(s) or column(s). Towards the bottom of the page, there are a list of Table Options that allow you to make the first row of the table be the table header, alternate background colors of consecutive rows, and highlight a row while the cursor hovers above it.

The Full-width Image module is a pretty simple module. The only fields required are the actual Image and a Caption field.

Likewise, the Full-width Video Embed is a pretty straight forward module. The fields involved are the Video URL (typically a YouTube URL), Image (This static image displays before the video is played), and a caption field.

If you would like to bring attention to a certain event(s) you can always highlight them by using the Event Panel module. The fields involved with an Event Panel include: Heading, a CTA Link (normally something like “See all Events”), Display Type which includes two choices “Filtered” or “Curated” (If filtered is chosen you may select a category to show the three most recent events from. If curated is chosen you may select three specific events to display.), and lastly the Category(s) of the events (you may choose multiple categories). The example below uses a Curated Display Type.

The News Panel is very similar to the Events Panel, but this module highlights news items. The fields involved with a News Panel include: Heading, a CTA Link (normally something like “See all News”), Display Type which includes two choices “Filtered” or “Curated” (If filtered is chosen you may select a category to show the three most recent news items from. If curated is chosen you may select three specific news items to display.), and lastly the Category(s) of news (you may choose multiple categories). The example below uses a Curated display type.

The Faculty Profile Listing is very similar to the Events and News Panels in that you have to decide on a Filtered Display Type or a Curated Display type. If filtered is chosen you may select a category to show a number of the most recent profiles from. If curated is chosen you may select a number specific profiles to display. Other fields required include: Heading, and Category fields. You can view existing faculty profiles or create new ones here. In order to create a new faculty profile, the following fields are required: Title, First Name, Last Name, Credential Title (Ph.D, etc.), Featured Video, Image, Biography (Paragraph field), Position, Office, Phone, Email, and finally Fax number.

Finally on the bottom of Tertiary pages there is a checkbox for Display CTA Panel. If enabled, you may add a Background Image, or Background Video, Heading, Intro Text, and finally the CTA Links. You may only add up to three CTA Links and for each link you must supply a URL and Link Text.