New Features


Image-element shows hover effect

Whenever you add an action to an element, such as a link, it is always advisable to give some sort of visual feedback.

Images did not have this option until now. When you add a link to an image, it creates a mouseover effect. Also, images will from now on automatically be set to 'click-to-enlarge', which comes with it's own visual feedback in the form of a mouseover with bracket-indicators and a slight scaling.

"But what if I don't like this effect?"

Well, although it is not advised to remove a visual feedback, we still added the option to do so. Just open the image-element and adjust your settings accordingly.

Try it yourself!
The image below will adapt itself to the options you select. Have you tried all combinations?
Of course, you would normally include an image link in the Link field under the General-tab, but we've made it into a checkbox for this demo.

Enable image link (e.g. www.tudelft.nl)

Enable 'Enlarge on click'

Enable hover effect
No effects
No effects, but clickable
Hover effect, clickable
No effect, but with Enlarge-on-click
Hover effect, with Enlarge-on-click

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Organisation overviews

A much requested feature: presenting an overview of (sub-)organisations and its staff.

Please note that this is somewhat of a beta version to 'test the waters', so to speak. For now, the following overview is possible; to present the information in a different way or with additional data, please contact your local content manager so all (future) improvements can be collected.

On the right you'll see the first 3 results of our query for the Communications department of the faculty of Industrial Design.

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Additional styling for caroussel

A nice way to display additional images on your pag, is through a caroussel-element. However, it's initial styling had a few downsides regarding it's use of titles.

Therefor, we added an additional styling form, which focusses more on the images and less on the slide-titles.

On the right you'll see both versions, the top one being the original styling, the bottom the additional styling.

Also, please note that on mobile devices and or smaller screens, both layouts are similar, a.k.a. the dotted styling.

New layout

Default layout

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Copy/paste individual headerslides

Ever spotted a single slide in some site's header and thought: " I'd like to use this one as well" ?

It proved to be quite extensive to get the desired result, especially when the image used also contained a custom image crop or focal point.

Unfortunately, there wasn't an easy way of fixing this, but we did manage to find a loophole.

So, in order to copy an existing slide, browse the page in list-mode, scroll down to the "header slides" and copy the desired slide ( this is per language). Then go to your own site (again in list-mode) and paste the slide on the page.

Now, up to now, you will not see the copied slide on your page yet!

In order to add your copied slide to the header-slide element, you need to open the slide (again, list-mode) and select your header slider in the "parent header slider" dropdown-box.

Enter list mode

Locate your slide

After selecting/copying your slide, go to your new page and paste it. Then edit the copied slide.

Edit the parent slider field

Is your parent slider field empty? Be sure to check the language setting of your slide! Also, make sure you deselect the 'hide' setting or else the slide wont show

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Table style presets

In our previous release, we added copy/pasting tables from Microsoft Word.

With this release, we've also added a few pre-styled tables, so you don't need to create the table in Word per se.

Variations consist of several blue, grey and transparent cells, to be combined with styled header cells, f.e. the tables on the right.

Please note, that you have to remove a table style before you can change it into another one!

Blue tablewith header cells on top
and alternating grey cellson the different rows
for the necessary differentiation

 

Blue
table
and alternating grey cellson the different
columns
with header cells
on the left
for the necessary
differentiation

 

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