To create a landing page

  1. Edit the section
  2. Go to the More Tab and choose Metadata from the dropdown
  3. Add the keyword landingPage to the DC.keywords field.  You can use 1 of 5 other images too. 
  4. Choose your image and then Click on Save Changes


Built-in options:  (Click any of these to change this page, so you can see exactly what they look like)

landingPage


landingPage headerCollegesSchools


landingPage headerCourses


landingPage englishBuilding

landingPage greenAbstract


landingPage oldScriptBook


Bespoke images:
Advanced users could upload a 1600 x 250 image to the media library (Categorised » Landing Page Banners), or choose to use one of the 27 extra landing page banner images that we have already put there, for your convenience.

To use the uploaded bespoke image in a landing page, you must also:

  • Duplicate the customisation code from this Training Example page's section (in T4) into your own landing page.  The cusmisation code is in the NUIG code only content type called 'Use  a different image in the landing page header'.
  • Change your copy of the customisation code to:
    - Make it load your preferred image
    - Set your required level of blur and image brightness,
  • Tell your landing page to apply your customisation by setting its DC.keywords to 'landingpage custom'

See step-by-step instructions.

landingPage custom

Sidebar

By default, landing pages don't show the sidebar (rightbar) but if you want it to appear in the only place there is room for it (i.e. under the left nav), you can do the following:

  1. Go to the Metadata Tab
  2. Add the keyword fullContentWidth to the DC.Keywords field
  3. Click 'Save Changes'
  4. Add an 'NUIG Code Only' content type to your landing page
    a. Name it 'Make Sidebar Visible'
    b. Paste in this exact code: <script>$('#pageRightColumn').show();</script>
  5. Save Changes

Content

You can add any content you like to a landing page but people very often use the 'Landing page box (small)' or 'Landing page box (Large)' content type in landing pages, which are essentially large picture links to other pages.  E.g: