This portlet is used to display some teaser rich text on
a page by referring to an existing teaser. Use this portlet to reuse
a teaser in multiple places.
Teasers are similar to page component configurations. However,
because they are expected to be modified often or short-lived, they
are stored in a separate area to make them easier to find and manage.
This area is called "Teasers" and it is created for you each time
you create a new area by using a Content Template Catalog Landing or Index
page template.
Details pages do not have a Teasers area under them, but you can
use a Teaser Reference portlet to reference static Teaser content. Note that
the Teaser Reference portlet points to a dummy content item, a prompt
to edit the shared settings for the portlet. Do not modify the dummy
item; it is a single dummy item in the CTC Content library, not a
copy.
Usage
This portlet can be used anywhere on your site to display some rich text.
Adding the portlet to a page
- Go to the page where you want to add a Teaser Reference.
- Click Edit Mode.
- Click and search for teaser.
- Drag the Teaser Reference to the page and save the page.
Content author customization options
Inline options
Using the direct edit menu the content author can quickly edit the rich text that is
displayed in the portlet.
Portlet configuration options
By clicking Open Edit Form from the portlet menu the content
author enter a title for the Teaser reference, and they can also select a header or footer
component to display in the video teaser. The Teaser Title will only be displayed if it is
referenced within the rich text field, or the header component using an element tag.
Site designer customization options
By
clicking Open Edit Form from the portlet menu the site designer can
further customize the teaser reference.
CSS Style
The default stylesheet that is used by this portlet is
contentBlock. To customize this CSS file, first make a copy of
the CSS file, edit the copy, and then enter the name of the new CSS file in the CSS Style
parameter in the portlet configuration document.
CSS files are stored in this WebDAV folder: dav://server:port/wps/mycontenthandler/dav/fs-type1/themes/Portal8.5/CTC/css.