Please note: You must add the 'uos MasterLHSandRHS' content type before using this otherwise the content will not display.
T4 content typesuos LHSfeatureSection
This content type consists of a piece of text and a title on a grey background with one supporting image. The content type can be useful on any level of page within the website.
The content type should be used to highlight important pieces of content or to break up large amounts of content.
Content type fields
Name - This is a mandatory field. You must give the content type an appropriate name that corresponds with your content, for example, Technology feature. The name is not shown on the live web page.
Heading - This field outputs above the content boxes. If using this field ensure your heading levels are in order. Read more about heading levels in our A to Z style guide.
Title – This field outputs as a heading level 3 within the content box.
Section text – This is the main body text of the feature box.
Image - This is an optional field. The recommended image size is 600x300 pixels. Read our help on how to edit images before uploading to t4.
Float-image - Mandatory field. You must select whether you want the image to appear to the left or right of the text. Click on either 'left half' or 'right half'.
URL - This field is used to link the text and image to a page within the Strathclyde website. To do this, click on Select. Then using the site structure navigate to the page you want to link to and click on it.
URL-alt - This field is used to link the text and image to a page within the old Strathclyde website or to an external website, for example https://www.bbc.co.uk. Don't use this field to link to pages with the current Strathclyde website. To add a link just enter the full URL of the page you want to link to including https://.
Do not use both URL and URL-alt fields. Only one should be used. If it’s a Strathclyde webpage this should be done as a URL section link. If it’s an external webpage this should be done as URL-alt.
Working example
Undergraduate and postgraduate programmes
Our four-year BSc Honours degree in Architectural Studies takes you towards a career as a professional architect, a career in the creative or construction industries, or onwards to research.
The title “architect” is protected by law and can only be used by those registered with the Architects Registration Board (ARB). Our courses are professionally accredited by the ARB and the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA). Find out more about the route to professional accreditation.
- Our BSc in Architectural Studies Honours and Pass degrees give exemption from ARB/RIBA Part 1 professional examinations
- The PgDip in Advanced Architectural Design gives exemption from ARB/RIBA Part 2
- The Master's route to ARB/RIBA Part 2 for UK or European students is the MArch in Advanced Architectural Design
- The Master's route for International students seeking RIBA Part 2 exemption is the MArch in Architectural Design (International)
Labelled example
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