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This is sample body text for the page. Body text does not need to be named or built--just type in or paste copy into the component. Use the text editor to format. Use the handles on the left to drag the component if you want to reposition it on the page.
A Jump Menu provides on-page navigation so users can jump to specific sections of the page. It’s best used if the page is long and can also serve as a table of contents for visitors.
A CTA can be used to add visually interest to a page as it links out to other pages or sites.
See the CTA carousel below.
Below is a Descriptive Takeover CTA with two hyperlinked buttonS.
Stay engaged, give back, and celebrate what it means to be Temple Made.
This is a Descriptive Takeover CTA with one button
An Info block is a great way to highlight content on a page. It proved a colored background box and centers the text inside the box. Various color options are available.
the block can be aligned left, right or center.
An Embassy is similar to a CTA in that it allows you to hyperlink a graphical element but embassies only display as buttons.
See below for a sample Embassy used for the 30 Under 30 program.
The Layout component is a way to use columns on a page. It allows you greater flexibility with your layout.
See below for samples of
Knowing the recipe for a drink is never enough for award-winning mixologist Juyoung Kang, TFM ’02. She studies the story behind those ingredients and traces the origins of beverages to unexpected places. “I want my drinks to have layers,” Juyoung says. “If your drink doesn’t have heartbeats, it doesn’t do anything.”
Read Juyoung's full story.
This is a sample 2 column Layout component in use.
Growing up, Trenae Nuri, KLN ’10 tagged along to her mother’s classes at the College of Public Health. She’d never imagined she’d one day be an Owl herself. Now, she’s back on campus with her own kids, sharing her experience and remaining deeply connected to the Temple community. More...
A hyperlist is a visually attractive and efficient way of displaying a list of linked items. Users can click and be taken directly to relevant content. An icon must be used with each listed item.
Below is an example of two hyperlists used in a two-column layout component.
This is a basic image that can be used anywhere on a page. f you position an image before a body text section, it can be displayed next to the text if you want. Images can be reused in other components such as a CTA or an accordion.
A date strip present a short series of dates with a calender element and a short description. it does not use a dynamic feed. It's good to help break up block of text on a page and highlght important dates.
Join President Fry for a reception in Avalon, NJ.
Join us for a new take on our annual Family Field Day.
Did someone say Take Me Out to the Ballpark?
Volunteer at Cradles to Crayons Giving Factory to help process and package donations.
This is a spacer component which can be used to help add room to the page. It has three options, black space, a hairline rule and a dotted rule.
A Spotlight is a self-contained feature that includes a circular image, a title, a blurb and a link to a full article if desired. It is a great way to feature people.
Walter Johnson, FOX ’57 has spent his life thinking ahead—from biking through Philly at 90 to breaking barriers as one of the few Black computer systems engineers at IBM Philadelphia in the 1960s, where excellence wasn’t optional.
Read Walter's full story. Knowing the recipe for a drink is never enough for award-winning mixologist Juyoung Kang, TFM ’02. She studies the story behind those ingredients and traces the origins of beverages to unexpected places. “I want my drinks to have layers,” Juyoung says. “If your drink doesn’t have heartbeats, it doesn’t do anything.”
Read Juyoung's full story. Growing up, Trenae Nuri, KLN ’10, tagged along to her mother’s classes at the College of Public Health. She’d never imagined she’d one day be an Owl herself. Now, she’s back on campus with her own kids, sharing her experience and remaining deeply connected to the Temple community.
Read Trenae’s full story.This is a full-width background color block that can be used to break up the page visually. Other component can also be used with it as a background. There are various color options for this component
Growing up, Trenae Nuri, KLN ’10, tagged along to her mother’s classes at the College of Public Health. She’d never imagined she’d one day be an Owl herself. Now, she’s back on campus with her own kids, sharing her experience and remaining deeply connected to the Temple community.
Read Trenae’s full story.
