The list page content type allows you to compose an overview based on taxonomy features. When to choose which content type you read in the article Composite pages and overviews.
The starting point is that the website is bilingual. This means that every piece of content on ru.nl is offered in both Dutch and English, so every content type must also be translated. Read more about this in the input instruction Translations.
- Go to content > add content
- Click on List page
You always start editing the Dutch language version. Once you have completed and saved the required fields, you will be given the option to create a translation. Is the content to be offered in English only? Then change the language version to English under 'Language' before you start entering.
| 1. Title* |
Title of list page. |
| 2. Introduction |
Introduction of up to 300 characters. The introduction is displayed in a larger font at the top of the page, and on the map view (with the introduction breaking off after 250 characters). |
| 3. Subtitle |
A subtitle displayed above the list. |
| 4. Display |
Choose the content type you want to display in the overview. You can choose from blogs, events, manuals, news, projects, schemes, services, testimonials and Training and courses. More about content types. |
| 5. Filters |
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Depending on the content type chosen at view, you can filter on the filters below. Based on the selected filters, the content of the list page is generated automatically. | |
| - Filter: Target group |
Filter the items in your overview based on the taxonomy target audience. |
| -Filter: Event Type This filter is only available for Events. |
Filter the items in your overview by event type. |
| - Filter: Education This filter is only available for Testimonials. |
Filter the items in your list by education. |
| - Filter: keyword This filter is only available for Events, News, Blogs and Trainings |
Filter the items in your list by keyword |
| - Filter: organizational unit |
Filter the items in your overview by organizational unit. |
| - Filter: Projecttype This filter is only available in Projects. |
Filter the items in your overview by project type. |
| - Filter: Rubric |
Filter the items in your overview based on the taxonomy rubric. |
| - Filter: Theme |
Filter the items in your overview based on the taxonomy theme. |
| - Filter: Keywords |
Filter the items in your overview based on keywords. N.B. Keywords are not entered/inserted at this time, so you cannot filter on this yet. |
| - Filter: Type of post This filter is available only for News items. |
Filter the items in your overview based on the type of news item. |
| - Filter: Type of course, training or education This filter is only available for Training and Courses. |
Filter the items in your overview based on the type of course, training or education. |
| - Filter: Regulation type This filter is only available for Regulations. |
Filter the items in your overview based on the type of regulation. |
| Target audience |
Specify who this list page is for. |
| Rubric |
Do not fill in for now. ( Rubric is only used with content type service) |
| Theme |
Select one or more research topics the list page is about. |
Metadata
On the content tab, you can also add metadata to your manual. Read more about the importance of this information in the article Metadata.
| Field | Description |
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| 1. Target audience | Please indicate for whom it is intended. |
| 2. Rubric | Do not fill in for now. (Heading is only used with content type Service) |
| 3. Theme | Select one or more (research) topics the list page is about. |
The SEO tab appears on every content type. The tab is partially populated from other fields of the content type. Still, it is wise to see if you can improve the SEO information.
- Click save.
- The 'title' and 'summary' fields in the SEO tab are generated from the information entered on the content tab.
- Read what improvements you can do in the input instructions for SEO (tab).