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Instructions

Frontpage Feature

From top to bottom, the first element on the homepage is the Frontpage feature. This is the carousel that runs in the homepage banner.

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Frontpage Promo

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News

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Events

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Secondary Menu (Main)

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Top Menu (Utility)

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Frontpage (Homepage) Quick Links

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Footer Menu

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See an exampleThese are the large banner images in the carousel beneath the main menu of your site. You can add as many of these as you like (though, generally, no more than five are recommended), and you can set their start and end dates.

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Frontpage Promo

These are smaller promotional items that are often used to get users to key sections of your site. You should have three of these at a time, and, like Features, you can set their start and end dates.

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Landing Page Elements

Your homepage is also built using Landing Page elements. These elements have enhanced functionality to help you build beautiful web content.

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News +
Events

When you create News stories and Events, they will feed into your homepage. The most recent of each will always display at the bottom of your homepage.

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Secondary Menu (Main)

The Secondary Menu is the main menu of your site and leads to all interior content.

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Footer Menu

The footer menu lives at the bottom of your website – sitewide – and consists of links, social icons, and an athletics logo.

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Top Menu (Utility)

The Top Menu has two parts: the links on the left and twocall to action (CTA) buttons on the right.

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Frontpage (Homepage) Quick Links

Frontpage Quick Links are links with icons to the most important – and often highest-trafficked – student pages and tools on your website.

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