Use this module Navigation Content to display an image, a title , text, a button and/or an image/icon. The entire module becomes clickable (on hover) when a Link URL is added.
Navigation Content can be added to:
- Site home
- Category home
- JSD customer portal
- Jira project
Adding Navigation Content to a Layout
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Click the edit pen in the top right corner of the page, to open up the layout editor on the pages. |
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Click to Add module to the section where you want to add the module. You can easily drag and drop the module to a different position later. |
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Edit the settings to your preference.
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Save the module, then publish the layout - or click preview to review before going public. |
Highlighted features
Image or Icon
The Navigation Content module can be setup with an image or an icon. The image can be uploaded locally to the specific layout, or to the Images.
When you choose an icon you can pick one and set its color.
IMAGE
One column or two columns
The layout of the Navigation Content can be setup to either be one column where all the content is center aligned and stacked, or two columns where the image or icon ends up on the left hand side.
Button or URL link
Using this module as a navigation button, it can be set to either have a button or that the entire item is clickable. This is set either by using the button settings or the URL link settingand a small introduction text. This module is perfect for displaying a summary that readers can click to read more on another page.
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You can add this module to your site home, category homes, and Jira projects/JSM portals.
Module setup
You can change the following settings:
Text. Heading (primary text) and body text (secondary text).
Background. Choose an image or one of our built-in icons.
Layout. Choose whether you want one or two columns of text.
Button. Optional: when you add a text and URL, a button is added to your module.
Link. When you enter a URL, the whole block of content becomes clickable. Add quick links and links to requests in navigation modules
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Tip: use either a button or a link URL, so it is clear for users where to click. |