Hub

A Hub is a high-level but text-light page which signposts the most important content with the section of a website to visitors.

Who can use this Content type?

Group Admins and Group Owners (create, edit, unpublish).
Group Editors (edit, unpublish).

Example

Postgraduate study in the School of English

When?

You should use a Hub to signpost to associated pages within a section of your website.

Why?

The header allows you to summarise the purpose of the page. Component functionality allows you to add signposting components and media.

How?

When creating a page, choose the Hub Content type. Then assemble the page using the components below.

Components

Intro and header image

This is the image and text at the top of the page. Choose a good quality, eye-catching photograph and use a clear description that summarises the hub content.

The image is optional and without one the page will default to a full-width blue background box with white text.

Components

Make use of a variety of signposting boxes and cards, media and text boxes. Learn about Components (formerly Paragraphs) for further instructions on how to insert them.

Examples of multicoloumns and signposting boxes.