There are several "listings" widgets available, which allow you to show a listing of content with various display options. The workflow for constructing Listings widgets is to build your content first (i.e., create Content pages, News items, FAQ items, etc.), and then select Listings widgets that will display your content as desired.
There are many types of widgets available to feature content on your site! See the full menu on the left for details and instructions on how to use each one.
A few Open Berkeley features require the addition of a "featured image" on the original content item. The image can be uploaded or selected from the image library during the process of creating/editing a content item.
A featured image should be added to content items when using the following features:
There are several options for displaying your News content in a widget. Select "News" from "Add Existing Content," then click the "Add" button for the view you'd like to feature in a widget.
On many content types on the Open Berkeley platform, there is an "Edit Summary" option just above the standard "Body" field. The "Edit Summary" option is helpful for showing the "teaser" (summary) text on the following features:
The "Add Table" widget is a widget that allows users to put a basic table in a widget area. The table will have a "header" row, and additional "data" rows.
The Highcharts widget allows you to embed accessible, interactive data visualizations created using Highcharts Cloud. Dozens of chart types and variations are available, including line, spline, area, column, bar, pie, and scatter charts.
There are a variety of pre-configured available layouts with a variety of regions (hero, header, sidebar, etc.) on your Open Berkeley pages to help feature and organize your content. To see your layout options and to change layouts, select "Change layout" at the bottom of the page.
The Photo Thumbnail with Zoom allows Site Builders to show a photo in widget, and then when a user clicks on the widget, a larger zoom (modal) version of the photo pops up. The Photo Thumbnail with Zoom features a line of text (a title) to accompany the photo, with the option to include a photo credit and caption as well.
