Carousel Examples
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Example One
Below is an example of a carousel syndication pulling news from the Health Sciences website. The Cell is set to display 10 posts with a 1×1 image, the publish date, 4 Title LinesÌý²¹²Ô»åÌý8 excerpt lines. The Read More Link was used and it displays as the last card. The category and tag options are turned off.
Example Two
Below is an example of a carousel syndication pulling only Research news from the website (this is done by defining the research category ID number). It is set to display 10 posts with a 2×3 image, the publish date,Ìý4 Title Lines,Ìý8 Excerpt Lines and two lines for both the categories and tags.
Example Three
Below is an example of a carousel syndication pulling news from the Department of Anesthesiology. The Cell is set to display 12 posts with a 3×2 image, and all Title Lines. The Read More Link was used and it displays as the last card. The publish date excerpt lines, categories and tags have all been turned off.
Example Four
Below is an example of a carousel syndication pulling news from the Ophthalmology website. The Cell is set to display 12 posts with a 2×1 image, the publish date, 3 Title LinesÌý²¹²Ô»åÌý6 Excerpt Lines. The Categories, Tags and Read More Link options are turned off. Note: the 2×1 images are not ideal for this example or for most images used on School of Medicine news posts. This is simply demonstrating the various image size options. The 2×1 image size is provided as an option for sites that consistently uses landscape images.
Example Five
Below is an example of a carousel syndication pulling news from the Family Medicine website. The Cell is set to display 8 posts with 5 Title Lines, 10 excerpt Lines and all Categories. The image, publish date, tags and Read More link have all been turned off.