Components
Components are a form-based type of reusable content that allows non-HTML content managers to leverage complex styling or coding.
To use a component:
- When in Edit mode, place cursor in the location you would like the feature to appear
- Select "Insert Component"
- Select the Component
- Add content to the Component Fields
[Fierce] Animated GIF with pause
The following information is need to use this component:
- Static image (png, jpg, or gif) - preferably a still of the animation, must use same ratio as animated gif
- Animated image (gif)
- Height and width you want the image to displayed
- Image margin
[Fierce] [Blog] Blog Listing
This component contains the following customizations:
- [OPTIONAL] Title
- [OPTIONAL] Number of Blog Items
- [OPTIONAL] Filter by Tag
- Filter Condition (Any or All)
- Display Type (Card or Articles)
Card Style
Blog Listing
Federal Grant Bolsters LSU’s Charge to Improve Dementia Care for Louisiana’s Underserved Communities
LSU’s Healthy Aging Research Center, with the help of a five-year, $5 million Health Resources & Services Administration grant, is working to improve the quality of dementia care for underserved communities in Louisiana and Mississippi.
LSU and Tulane are leading the Mississippi River Delta Transition Initiative to chart a new course for the future of the region where the Mississippi River meets the Gulf of Mexico, an area both crucial to commerce and among the most vulnerable in the world.
Regular checkups and quick access to medical centers are key for people undergoing cancer treatment. But travel distance and other barriers can impact patient outcomes in some underserved areas in Louisiana.
Article Style
Blog Listing
[Fierce] [Calendar] Calendar Listing
This component contains the following customizations:
- [OPTIONAL] Title
- Number of Calendar Items
- [OPTIONAL] Filter by Category
- Filter Condition (Any or All)
- Display Type (Carousel or Articles)
Carousel Style
Calendar
Article Style
Calendar
[Fierce] Gallery with Options
This component contains the following customizations:
- Gallery Asset
- Gallery Output Type (Popup Slideshow Gallery, Carousel Gallery, Lightbox Gallery)
- [OPTIONAL] Loop Popup Slideshow
- [OPTIONAL] Slideshow Arrows
- [OPTIONAL] Slideshow Buttons (Auto Play, Full Screen, Thumbnails, Close)
- [OPTIONAL] Autoplay
- [OPTIONAL] Autoplay Speed
- [OPTIONAL] Carousel Arrows
- [OPTIONAL] Loop Carousel
- [OPTIONAL] Initial Slide
- [OPTIONAL] Slides to Show
- [OPTIONAL] Slides to Scroll
Popup Slideshow Gallery Type
Carousel Gallery Type
Louisiana State Seminary in Pineville, Louisiana. - Rendering of original campus.
Cadets in Veterinary Classroom, circa 1900 - LSU cadets
Football Team, 1900 - LSU football team
Dairy Barn Groundbreaking, 1922 - dairy barn
Memorial Tower circa 1926 - memorial tower
CC Club, 1911 Gumbo - Coed Club
Huey P. Long and Cadets of the Ole War Skule, circa - former governor Huey P. Long and cadets
Freshmen in Greek Theater - students
Law Students, circa 1960s - law students
Tureaud Hall Dedication - dedication ceremony
Shaquille O'Neal and Dr. William Jenkins - former chancellor and alumnus
Summer Commencement 2014 - commencement in the Maravich Assembly Center
Lightbox Gallery Type
[Fierce] [News] News Listing
This component contains the following customizations:
- [OPTIONAL] Title
- RSS Feed
- [OPTIONAL] Number of News Items
- [OPTIONAL] Filter By Tag
- Filter Condition
- Display Type (Cards, Carousel, or Articles)
Cards Style
News Listing
LSU is proud to announce its invitation to join the distinguished AI Alliance, a collaborative network of leading institutions and organizations dedicated to advancing artificial intelligence research, development, and governance.
Last week, the National Science Foundation confirmed LSU's record research expenditures of $488 million in fiscal year 2023. This historic growth of 14% compared to 2022 was previously announced by LSU and represents top performance alongside research university peers such as the University of Kentucky and the University of Tennessee. The growth reflects increased research activity across the LSU Family--especially on the flagship campus and at LSU Health New Orleans and LSU Health Shreveport.
With funding from the National Science Foundation, a team of archaeologists from LSU and the University of Texas at Tyler have excavated the earliest known ancient Maya salt works in southern Belize, as reported in the journal Antiquity. The team was led by LSU Alumni Professor Heather McKillop, who first discovered wooden buildings preserved there below the sea floor, along with associated artifacts, and the only ancient Maya wooden canoe paddle in 2004. Her key collaborator, Assistant Professor Elizabeth Sills at the University of Texas at Tyler, began working with McKillop as a master's student and then as a doctoral student at LSU.
Carousel Style
News Listing
Articles Style
News Listing
[Fierce] Responsive Video Embed
This is a simplied version of a video embed. The following information is needed to use this component:
- Video URL, make sure you are using the "embed" version of the URL if the service you
are using requires special encoding.
- YouTube embed links contain /embed/ in the URL path
- Do not use the full iframe code, only the URL is needed
- Title of the Video for accessibility compliance
- Width of embed display (100% or 50% of container are available options)
- If displayed at 50%, the video may also be floated left or right of text