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Page templates available in SiteBuilder

The templates below are available to choose when you create a new page in SiteBuilder.

Page template

Features

A default blank page.

Show a calendar of events. Use this page as a source to feed upcoming events to other parts of your site.

Show a feed of events taken from a calendar page template and filter the feed by tags.

Show a list of pages or files located directly beneath the page.

Create a list of links, publications, tasks, FAQs, or generic data. This page type is usually used as a source for other feeds, such as a Filtered data list or Data entry content feed.

Show data from a spreadsheet to visitors based on their University number.

Display items from a Data list page with selected tags.

Capture information such as registrations, bookings or surveys. Download submission data as a spreadsheet or .pdf.

Display a report generated by a form dataset on a web page.

Add a discussion forum on your website.

Show thumbnail images in a grid format, which open at full size when you select them.

Show a glossary of terms. This is also used as a source for the [glossary] magic tag.

Create a page containing blocks of information that can be filtered using assigned tags.

Create a page to display information about a specific module.

Create a list of news items. You can also use this page template as a source for a News filter page or News feed component.

Show a subset of news items filtered by tags.

Publish podcast episodes with audio and video players.

Design a multiple choice quiz.

Provide a means for visitors to manage resource bookings such as equipment, shared space or an appointment with a staff member.

Show a list of recent changes to your site.

Show links to pages and files on your site in a tree structure.

Show a list of subsites beneath the current page.

Provide a way to filter content by a list of keywords specified in page properties.

Write content using the Textile markup language instead of using the Components Editor.

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