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Widget Options for the Pages Widget

Becca Drake

March 27, 2023 18:23
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This article will show you how to configure Widget Options for an existing Pages Widget on a page of your site.

Who can use this feature?

System Admin Slash Owner Slash Publisher Slash Author

Instructions

Navigate to the page that contains the Pages Widget you want to edit
Ensure that Live Edit is On
Hover over the widget area and select the Widget Options button
Make edits to the formatting options, including the ability to change the overall Format
- Skin: Type of Page Menu
- Heading: Name of Page
- Format
  - Format 1: Shows the parent page name and page description, while all second-level child pages will just include the name and a link to that page
  - Format 2: Show the parent and child page titles and descriptions for both
  - Format 3: Shows the page titles for both the main page and second-level child pages
  - Format 4: Shows parent page and child page names and includes an image along with each parent page section
- Columns: How many columns you want in the menu
- Depth: How long you want the columns to go
- Advanced
  - Widget breakpoint: Width at which this widget will switch from "narrow" to "wide" view (e.g. vertically stacked columns will be positioned horizontally, thumbnails position themselves beside text instead of above)
Click the X to exit Widget Options

Resources

Modify Content within the Pages Widget

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1 comment

John Cagle

October 27, 2022 19:24
How can we edit the style of the Pages widget? For example, we use Format 2, which presents two issues:
1. All of the headings (i.e. page titles) are H4; we would like them to be H2 if they are to remain tagged as a heading, as they follow the H1 page title. This also follows CivicPlus guidlines to "Use subhead1, subhead2, and bolding in a hierarchical manner" and "Section headings should be used to organize the content, therefore, subhead1, subhead2, and bolding in a hierarchical manner to be compliant with WCAG Level AAA.
2. The page titles are not underlined, breaking from convention across the rest of our site.
We do not use Format 1 as the text for each link is just "Link to page," which presents its own accessibility issues and is in contrast to CivicPlus' Links Best Practices
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