Snippets

   Accordion

• Accordion Title 1

  This an example of paragraph content that can be inserted into an accordion

  • Bullet List Item 1
  • Bullet List Item 2
  • Bullet List Item 3
• Accordion Title 2

  Example accordion content 2

• Accordion Title 3

  Example accordion content 3

   Curriculum Vitae

   Description List (Content for Ribbon Header)

For a tasty chunk of quality content — topped off with a ribbon header.

This is a description list

Use–Cases…

Description lists can be used as a method of breaking up large areas of content. It’s somewhat interchangeable with Accordions, except there’s no way to open & close it — it’ll always remain ‘open’ so to speak.

Provide emphasis to an area of content

Notice how this stands out a bit on this page, which contains a sea of bells & whistles that it’s having to compete with for attention.

Built to handle a variety of content types…

• Like
• a
• striped
• bulleted
• list

The bottom line…

This is a fancy, branded way to emphasize an area of importance on your web page. The more normal text around it, the more it’ll stand out.

   Directory of People, Advanced with Contact Info

Sometimes, you just need a simple directory with contact information without the need or the time to build out a full-blown faculty section to power.

The Directory of People, Advanced with Contact Info, formerly known as a faculty profile, is useful for instances where you need a people directory, but it’s not departmental based so there’s nothing to automatically make it.. In these cases, you can create your own simple directory listing for the page.

Bonus Points: It’s not limited to faculty, you can create a directory for any group of people.

Jane Doe

TitleDepartment

• sample@etsu.edu
• 123-456-7890
• 1234 Bartley Hall

Dr. John Doe

TitleDepartment

• sample@etsu.edu
• 123-456-7890
• 1234 Bartley Hall

Joe Doe, DDS

TitleDepartment

• sample@etsu.edu
• 123-456-7890
• 1234 Bartley Hall

   Directory of People, Bio Field

Pamela Ritter

Vice President of University Advancement

Pam came to ETSU from Purdue University in West Lafayette, Indiana, where she spent 27 years as a senior-level fundraiser working in major gifts, corporate relations, alumni relations, and administration. As senior director of Purdue’s Office of Corporate Relations from 2004-09, Pam managed offices in West Lafayette, Chicago, and Indianapolis and led effort to raise $450 million of the successful $1.7 billion “Campaign for Purdue” project. In addition, her team raised an average of $30 million in gifts and $20 million in in-kind gifts per year, for the past 11 years. Her duties also included developing long-range strategic plans and assisting university-wide programs with fundraising activities. Pam joined Purdue in 1987 and held such titles as director of Class Gifts and Director of Development for the College of Technology before moving into corporate relations. Pam holds a B.S. degree in health education from Western Michigan University and an M.S. in health administration from Purdue. She is a member of the Network of Academic Corporate Relations Officers, the Council for Advancement and Support of Education and the Association of Fundraising Professionals. Prior to working in fundraising, Pam spent four years as a school teacher in Indiana and was a district representative for the American Cancer Society.

JaVonte' Ashford

Director of Development, College of Business and Technology

JaVonte’ joined the ETSU Advancement team in June of 2019. The Roanoke, VA native first came to East Tennessee to attend King University where he earned a BA in Online Media and Marketing and was a member of the Men’s Wrestling team. He later earned his MAED in Higher Education Administration from McKendree University in Illinois. JaVonte’ has served in multiple roles in Higher Education throughout his career that includes several years in Enrollment and Athletics at King University and another three years in Athletics and Advising at Emmanuel College in Royston, Ga. He is currently serving as the Director of Development for the College of Business and Technology.

      FAQ Accordions List (for multiple Q&A’s)

 For Multiple Q&A FAQ listings on a page…
Just need one? Use the FAQ Accordion (single-use) component instead.

• How do I make Google love my webpages?

  The ETSU Website Template has many machine-friendly features that empower your website’s content to excel in google search results. Therefore, by simply following these CMS Template guides, you can make Google love your website and increase it’s Search Engine Results Page (SERP) ranking, which in turn can net your site more visitors. More visitors = More actions taken = More goals met.

   SEO Bonus Points:

  You can provide links in the Answer area, which are often vital to actually answering the user’s question / problem. Google will show a Q&A block in search results as well, as this Esports FAQ Google Search Results page demonstrates. So be sure to leverage links to power your best answer.

  Got multiple Q&A’s to list?
  Then don’t use the Q&A Component. Instead, use either the Q&A List snippet or the Filter Search (FAQ) - General Snippet which are built to handle multiple Q&A Listings.
  If you have a large number of them, opt for the Filter Search (FAQ) Snippet to allow users to quickly search the Q&A listing.

• What's an effective tool for Question & Answer type content

  Use an FAQ Snippet or Accordion!
• Need another example

  Here's another example

  Simple List (for News, Accolades, Pretty List Blurbs)

Example of Overarching Heading

Sample Title for List, Pretty with an Image

Sample content for the List, Pretty List with Image and text with the image included

Sample Title for List, Pretty without an Image

Sample content for the List, Pretty List with Image and text with the image not included and no headline

   Filter Search (FAQ)

   GRID Snippets

Grids give you the ability to manage layout in a responsive manner. All users have access to 2–, 3–, and 4–Column GRID snippets, while advanced users can use 5–, 6–, and 12–Column layout options.
Got a great layout idea and could use access to the 5/6/12 Column GRID snippets? Email and let us know: cms@etsu.edu

*NOTE: background color has been added to illustrate the grid columns.

4–Column Grid Snippet

3–Column Grid Snippet

2–Column Grid Snippet

   Tabbed Content

  Timeline

ETSU Template Migrations

1. 2012

   2012

   First template in Omni CMS
2. 2014

   2014

   Second template in Omni CMS - responsive
3. 2019

   2019

   Third template in Omni CMS