Example of a Curated Content Component: There are three cards, each with a graphic above and a brief description of the content that each card links to

This article addresses the following topics:

  1. Overview
  2. What is Curated Content
  3. Implementation Timeline
  4. Adding the Curated Content Component  
  5. Additional Resources

Overview

The new Curated Content component allows editors to visually display selected content in a card format, creating an attractive way to link to important pages, articles, and events. Editors can feature a mix of content types within the component. For articles and events, the site will display the associated image. For pages, the social media image is used; if no image is added to the social media option, a UCLA Bruin Bear will appear. This component makes it easy for editors to highlight key content, build landing pages, and showcase related information.


What is Curated Content

The Curated Content component enables you to display a card featuring pages, articles, or events on your website, providing a simple way to highlight related content and improve site navigation.


Implementation Timeline

This feature will be available starting October 28, 2024.


Adding the Curated Content Component  

  1. Click the edit link at the top of the page 

    Example of selecting the edit button on a page
  2. Move your cursor where you want to place the component. (Add a section if needed). 
  3. Click the plus icon.

    Example of the plus icon with a red square around the icon
  4. Select Curated Content from the menu.

    Choose an curated content component from the menu

Content 

  1. Add a Title.
    Note: Title field text is limited to 70 characters.

    Example of the Curated Content text filed
  2. Start typing the name of the page, article or event you would like to add in the Content field.
     

    Example of the content name filed

     

  3. Click the Add another item to add more cards. 

    Example of the curated content add another item button
  4. Repeat steps 2 to 3 for each item. 

Styles 

  1. Toggle to the Styles tab. 

    Example of the Styles option selected
  2. Select the amount of additional space you would like above the component. 
  3. Select the amount of additional space you would like below the component. 
    Note: By default, there is no space below a component.

    Example of the top and bottom margin drop-down section with a red box around it

Save

  1. Click Save.
  2. Scroll to the top of the page and click Save.

    An example of how to save both the component and the page. The save buttons for both are outlined in red to emphasize the action.
  3. Click the Done button beside the save button.
    Note: This will display the page in the closest representation of how site visitors will view it. All links and actions that are disabled in editing mode will be functional now.
     

    Example: of the Done button outlined

Additional Resources

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