Snippets are a type of content that you insert onto a page and can then edit without changing the original file. Often, they are used to make items such as accordions, tables or image frames, where the snippet provides the styling, and the editor fills in unique content as they place it on the page. Snippets are formatted as a table, so while editing snippets the editor will place content into the fields as labeled by the table’s header.

There are several design elements that can be added as a Snippet or a Component. Keep in mind, that if a snippet breaks or needs to be updated (in terms of style or functionality) the snippet content on the page will need to be deleted and rebuilt manually. Because of this, it is better to use a component over a snippet (when applicable). 

 
 

Accordion

  • Function: Expand/collapse content sections.
  • Use Cases: FAQs, content-heavy pages.
Collapsible Group Item #1

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Collapsible Group Item #2

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You can enter content freely. for an accordion panel.

Collapsible Group Item #3
Even when you skip a row, you want to go off by the number indicated in the heading column when you are setting a specific panel to open on load.

Featured Issue

  • Purpose: Draws attention to a significant concern or subject.
  • Display: Typically showcased prominently on a website or platform.
  • Use Cases: Commonly used in editorial content, campaigns, or awareness initiatives.
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2021 Spring

North Texan magazine connects UNT alumni and friends to the university and keeps you updated on what's happening on campus and within our community.

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Grid Block

  • Use Cases: Commonly employed for displaying images, products, or content cards.
  • Responsive Design: Adapts well to different screen sizes.
Grid Block Heading

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Grid Block Heading

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Grid Block Heading

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Grid Block Heading

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Hero

  • Only allowed in the Hero Section
  • Use Cases: Commonly used for introductions, promotions, or featured content.
  • Design Impact: Sets the visual tone, establishes a focal point.

Hero Blur

  • Only allowed in the Hero Section
  • Purpose: Creates a blurred background for a captivating visual effect.
  • Use Cases: Often utilized for a modern and immersive design experience.

Intro Buttons

  • Purpose: Prompts user engagement or directs actions.
  • Placement: Typically positioned in prominent areas for user visibility.
  • Functionality: Triggers navigation, exploration, or interaction.

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Local Alerts

  • Purpose: Informs users about events, offers, or relevant information in their vicinity.
  • Use Cases: Commonly employed by businesses, services, or events for localized communication.

Pre-Footer 

  • Location: Section positioned above the website's footer.
  • Function: Provides additional content or navigation before reaching the footer.
  • Use Cases: Often used for supplementary links, calls-to-action, or secondary information.
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Pre-Footer Contact

  • Location: Section above the footer, specifically dedicated to contact information.
  • Function: Offers a convenient and accessible area for users to find contact details.
Contact Admissions
Ways to contact

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Phone:
(940) 565-2131
Email:
registrar@unt.edu
Location:
Eagle Student Services Center
1155 Union Circle #311400
Denton, Texas 76203-1400

Pre-Footer News

  • Location: Section positioned above the website's footer.
  • Function: Highlights recent or important news items.
  • Content: Includes news snippets, headlines, or featured articles.

Tabs

  • Interface Element: Divides content into distinct sections.
  • Use Cases: Commonly used for organizing information or navigation in a clean layout.

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WYSIWYG Section

  • Acronym: Stands for "What You See Is What You Get."
  • Purpose: Allows users to edit content visually, resembling its appearance on the final page.
  • Use Cases: Commonly found in content management systems for creating and editing web content.

Here's something from a standard WYSIWYG entry

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