New Features

New features
- Highlight element
- Import Pure publications

Improved Features

Bugfixes

Highlight element

Additional focus on your content.

A new element has been brought to our TYPO3 environment; the highlight element, adding the possibility of showcasing some additional information with both a colored background, images and/or a quote. Increase readability of your pages by displaying secundary/additional information as a highlight.

The newest addition to our element library

Our new Highlight element

A new feature to our element library: the highlight element comes with several styling/layout possibilties, all including theme colours and the optional quote

This layout is the default, with a quote added

Feel free to experiment with the element in, for example, news articles to highlight additional context

Robin Barbier

Information Manager dept. Communication

Other possible layout

Highlight element without background image

You can also choose to exclude the image behind the element, and for instance pick a different theme setting.

And ofcourse add a quote if you like

Horizontal layout

Our new Highlight element

Or you can try the horizontal layout, and exclude the quote

Horizontal halfheight layout

Our new Highlight element

There's also a half-height option when choosing the horizontal layout, and the quote below.

Feel free to experiment with the element in, for example, news articles to highlight additional context

Robin Barbier

Information Manager dept. Communication

Import Pure publications

Get publications from Pure based on research ID, organisational unit or search term. .

As part of our ongoing journey of improving staff and group pages, we can now display publication overviews from Pure, based on group/topic/theme. Look up the correct ID in Pure, enter it in the element and let the API do the rest.

And yes, we'll definately look for further improvements on this import feature (such as items displayed per page or total items displayed).

Publications based on the search term 'energy transition'

Goda Perlaviciute, Linda Steg, Nadja Contzen, Sabine Roeser, Nicole Huijts, (2018), Emotional responses to energy projects: Insights for responsible decision making in a sustainable energy transition, In Sustainability Volume 10.
P Luscuere, Wart Luscuere, Energy Transition and the Port of Rotterdam. A Disruptive Circular Economy Opportunity?, In Portus (online).
L.M. Kamp, The way the case of cogeneration in The Netherlands can pave the road to sustainable energy transition, In Integration and Communication: A Clear Route to Sustainability? p.1-25, Greening of Industry.
J.M. Bergsma, J.F.J. Pruijn, G. van de Kaa, A Literature Evaluation of Systemic Challenges Affecting the European Maritime Energy Transition, In Sustainability Volume 13.
F.H.J.M. Coenen, T. Hoppe, Renewable Energy Communities and the Low Carbon Energy Transition in Europe
Geertje Bekebrede, Ellen van Bueren, Ivo Wenzler, Towards a Joint Local Energy Transition Process in Urban Districts: The GO2Zero Simulation Game, In Sustainability Volume 10.
K. Biely, E.J.L. Chappin, G. de Vries, Siddharth Sareen, Thomas Bauwens, Understanding the embeddedness of individuals within the larger system to support the energy transition, In Sustainability Science.
F.H.J.M. Coenen, T. Hoppe, Conclusion: Renewable Energy Communities and the Low Carbon Energy Transition in Europe, In Renewable Energy Communities and the Low Carbon Energy Transition in Europe p.257-284, Palgrave MacMillan Publishers.
J.I.J.C. de Koning, S.S. van Dam, Charlotte Boele, Vincent Buskens, Josephine Chan, Abby Onencan, Jiamin Ou, Arnout Van de Rijt, Jesal Shah, Philip Schneider, Rose Visser, Transitioning Together, sparking change towards the energy transition: A handbook on Social Contagion
F.H.J.M. Coenen, T. Hoppe, Introduction: Renewable Energy Communities and the Low Carbon Energy Transition in Europe, In Renewable Energy Communities and the Low Carbon Energy Transition in Europe p.1-22, Palgrave MacMillan Publishers.