Page Comparison

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Learn how to build a Frontpage Feature
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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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Learn how to create News stories
Learn how to create Events
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See an example of Events

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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