Page's Heading (Display Name)

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This is an example small feature box. A feature box component block can contain up to three small feature boxes in the same block on the same row.
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Small feature boxes can open to web pages or (as in this example) popover a YouTube video.
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This is the third feature box in this example block. To edit content component blocks like this, locate them in the "_blocks" folder within this area's folder.

Feature Box (Large)

This is an example of the "Feature Boxes" content component block that, unlike the three examples above, is just one of the "Large" style.  This large style is intended to include more text and a larger two-column presentation on desktop. It usually is given it's own Main Contemn Row so that it spans the width of the page.  Also, these large style feature boxes can contain embedded video clips that can be played directly like in this example.

Basic content component

This is an exmaple of the Basic Content component. This component is for most basic text, images, tables, lists, buttons, and more.  Whenever you are entereing typically non-formatted or designed content, you can use this component using the WYSIWYG editor.

How to Create a Button

  1. Start a new paragraph and on that new line, enter the text for the button.
  2. Select this text and click the LINK icon in the WYSIWYG toolbar (looks like a chain)
  3. If linking to a web page, image or PDF within the UE website, select "Internal" and click the button to locate the asset. If linking to a UE news article, UE event detail page, or to any other non-www.evansville.edu website select "External" and enter the full address beginning with "https://".
  4. From the "Styling" box, select either "Button (grey)", "Button (purple)", "Button ("orange"), etc. If you want the button to be larger or smaller, also select "Button (large)", or "Button (small)".  If the button should be as wide, select "Button (wide)".

Example Button (grey) Example Button (Purple) Example Button (Orange and Small)

Content with Sidebar

This Main Content Row uses the "Content with Sidebar" content component. This is not a separate block asset but instead a type of content component that allows for two columns of content.

There can be multiple "main column rows" with one or more content components and multiple "sidebar column rows" with one or more content components.

This text, for example, is in a "main column row" and is using the standard "Basic Content" content component type. The Extras box content component to the right is in a "Sidebar Column Row" and thus appears in the sidebar. There are settings for this content component to move the sidebar to the left or right and change the sidebar's width.

Extras Box

This is an example of an Extras Box content component. This component is a block you create separately and put in the "_blocks" folder within the same area. It can contain basic text content like this or, most commonly, includes a bullet list of links that is used to create Related Links boxes.

Topic Boxes Content Component

Example Topic Box

Another Topic Box in the same block

Yet Another Topic Box

Accordion Content Component

The accordion content component allows you to create a block of expanding accordion items on a page.  Each item, when its heading is clicked, will expand the show the WYSIWYG content it contains. This text is an example of such content.

This is another item in this accordion example. To edit this collection of accordion items, you would edit the block located at "_blocks/accordion-example" located in this area's "_blocks" folder.

Just another item. Again, these can contain anything you can put inside the standard WYSIWYG editor such as text, bullet lists, tables, images, buttons, etc.