Typical page content

• Header: Enter the heading in this field.
• Type: Select a heading format/level and use it to structure content. For comprehensibility and structure of texts on websites, each page should only contain one H1 header and other headers should be structured logically, e.g. H2 header – H3 header – H3 header – H2 header. You should also adhere to the correct order of headings in terms of SEO.
• Type (visual): Regardless of the actual heading level, a different heading layout can be set if required. This can then be seen in the frontend, even if a different heading level has been set.
• Alignment: Specify the alignment of the heading.
• Date: If a date is selected here, it appears under the heading (and subheading).
• Link: In this field you link the heading (internal or external).
• Subheader: A subheading appears below the main heading in the next smaller heading format.
• Content Element Link: The entire content element is displayed as a link.

The General tab contains the same fields as the header element. In addition, you will find the CKEditor (formerly Rich Text Editor) in the lower area. We have dedicated separate manuals for the text editor and the image editor. At this point we will only give a short introduction.

The CKEditor allows intuitive text input, as it is similar to well-known text editing programs such as Word or Pages. You enter a text in the free field and adjust it using the options located above the text field.

Most of the symbols should be familiar. If this is not the case, you can find out the function of a button in the mouseover. To do this, simply stay for a moment with the mouse pointer over the corresponding symbol.

• Position and Alignment: Set the alignment of the image in relation to the text - even if there is no text, it may be useful to adjust the setting. 
• Number of Columns: Specifies how many images are arranged in a row. 
• Enlarge on Click: Determines whether the image in the front end is displayed enlarged when clicked.

After adding the content element, you will automatically reach the General tab as usual. As with most other content elements, the fields for customizing the heading are located in the upper area. Right after that follow element-specific fields for adding files.

Creating a File Collection

You can insert a file collection into an existing page. It is recommended to create a folder in the page tree, so that all file collections are in one place and can be found easily.

The file list is a list element, so you will not see it in the web module. To create a file collection, proceed as follows:

1. Click on the folder for the file collection or another entry in the page tree.
2. If not already done: Switch to the List module.
3. Click on the + button above the content area.
   • If a file collection already exists, you can also use the + button in the list for file collections. Then continue with step 5.
4. A list with the heading New record appears in the content area. Click on File Collection (under Content). You are now in edit mode for a file collection.
   • As a list element, a file collection has several tabs for customization. The General tab is of particular interest to you.
   • The General tab is divided into Type, Title and Files. Depending on the selected type, it will differ.
5. Select a type:
   • Static selection of files: Click on Create new relation, Select file and upload or Add media by URL.
     • Select files individually from the filelist or upload them directly.
     • Files can come from different folders in the file list. When uploading files directly, the files are stored in the top folder of the file list.
   • Folder from Storage: If you have created a whole folder for the file collection, the folder can be used as a whole with this option.
     • Select the file storage and a folder from the list that appears when you click the box under Folder.
     • If the Recursive option is enabled, subfolders of the selected folder are also included.
   • Select by category: Files can be categorized like pages and content items. Only files with specific categories are then included in the file collection.
6. Save your changes and link the created file collection to the file link content element.