logicbrush / silverstripe-herocontent
A module for the SilverStripe CMS which allows you to add a big block of important content at the top of the page.
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Requires
- php: ^7.4||^8.0
- jonom/focuspoint: *
- silverstripe/asset-admin: *
- silverstripe/cms: ^4.0||^5.0
- symbiote/silverstripe-gridfieldextensions: *
Requires (Dev)
- cmrcx/phptidy: *
- logicbrush/metrics: *
- phpunit/phpunit: ^8.0||^9.5
- silverstripe/sqlite3: *
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Last update: 2024-10-28 17:43:39 UTC
README
A module for the SilverStripe CMS which allows you to add a big block of (optionally rotating) content at the top of the page as is typical with landing pages.
Why?
When creating landing pages, we often want to add something flashy at the top of the page to quickly capture visitor interest. This module allows us to configure this using a common backend, but customize display on a client-by-client basis.
Installation
composer require "logicbrush/silverstripe-herocontent"
General Usage
Installation of this module will add a Hero content
tab to all of your pages
wihin the CMS. Here, you can select a background image and set up zero or more
"slides" that will rotate through using Slick.js. Each slide consists of an
image and a block of HTML content. You can configure how these are rendered in
your theme's template files.
Add $HeroImage
or $HeroImage.URL
in your template file to reference the hero
background image. We frequently like to add it with inline CSS to our body
tag, usually with a transparent overlay and background-size: cover
and
background-attachment: fixed
. That way it will appear behind all content on
the page and stick to the top of the browser window. You could alternatively
apply it to an independent div
.
Use $HeroContent
in your template to render your slides. If you wish, you can
copy the Slides.ss
template file into your theme and modify to your liking.
You can place this either above or below your regular $Content
as you like.
Or, you can leave it out entirely if you don't need rotating content.