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| − | + | {{#ev:youtubehd|ncb_t533c6Q|600|PLET-2.1: How to use the Banners Section - PageLines Essential Training}} | |
| − | + | [[Glossary#Banners Section|Banners]] are a great way to show content on your site. Specifically, they are inspired by a highly effective way of giving product tours. The purpose of this document is to give you a good understanding of how to use the banner section inside of the PageLines framework. | |
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| + | To view some examples of Banners, click on our [http://demo.pagelines.com/core/banners/ Core demo site.] | ||
==Add New Banner== | ==Add New Banner== | ||
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# Click "View Page" | # Click "View Page" | ||
| − | You will now see the Banner(s) on your new page. (By default, you will also see the Highlight | + | You will now see the Banner(s) on your new page. (By default, you will also see the [[Glossary#Highlight Section|Highlight Section]] above the Banners. This is because the Banner [[Glossary#Page Template|Page Template]] also has the Highlight section turned on by default.)<br /><br /> |
| − | ===Enable Banners on existing | + | ===Enable the Banners Section on existing pages=== |
[[File:Activate-Banner-on-existing-page.png|200px|thumb|right|alt=Enable on existing page|Enable on existing page]] | [[File:Activate-Banner-on-existing-page.png|200px|thumb|right|alt=Enable on existing page|Enable on existing page]] | ||
From your WordPress Administration Panel: | From your WordPress Administration Panel: | ||
| − | # Select the "PageLines" panel, then "Templates" | + | # Select the "PageLines" panel, then [[Glossary#Template Setup|"Templates"]] |
| − | # Select the Template Area that you want the Banners section to go | + | # Select the [[Glossary#Template Area|Template Area]] that you want the Banners section to go |
| − | #* If you select the | + | #* If you select the [[Glossary#Page Template|"Page Templates"]] area, by default the Banners section will be displayed on every page that is assigned to the type of Page Template you choose |
| − | #* If you select "Header," "Morefoot, | + | #* If you select [[Glossary#Header|"Header,"]] [[Glossary#Morefoot|"Morefoot,]] or [[Glossary#Footer|"Footer,"]] by default the Banners section will be displayed on ''every page'' regardless of the Page Template |
#Drag the "Banners" section from the "Available/Disabled Sections" over to the "Active Sections" | #Drag the "Banners" section from the "Available/Disabled Sections" over to the "Active Sections" | ||
# The Section Order will save automatically | # The Section Order will save automatically | ||
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===Hide Banners on individual pages=== | ===Hide Banners on individual pages=== | ||
| + | Using [[Glossary#Section Control|Section Control,]] you can control whether or not to show or hide an Active section on a page to page basis | ||
[[File:Hide-Banners.png|200px|thumb|right|alt=Hide Banners|Hide Banners]] | [[File:Hide-Banners.png|200px|thumb|right|alt=Hide Banners|Hide Banners]] | ||
From your WordPress Administration Panel: | From your WordPress Administration Panel: | ||
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[[File:Hide-Banners-by-default.png|200px|thumb|right|Hide Banners by default]] | [[File:Hide-Banners-by-default.png|200px|thumb|right|Hide Banners by default]] | ||
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===''Show'' Banners on individual pages=== | ===''Show'' Banners on individual pages=== | ||
You can also hide the Banners section by default, and choose the pages you want to show it on.<br /> | You can also hide the Banners section by default, and choose the pages you want to show it on.<br /> | ||
Banners are a great way to show content on your site. Specifically, they are inspired by a highly effective way of giving product tours. The purpose of this document is to give you a good understanding of how to use the banner section inside of the PageLines framework.
To view some examples of Banners, click on our Core demo site.
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From your WordPress Administration Panel:
A Banner Set is what controls which Banners are displayed on individual pages
From your WordPress Administration Panel:
From your WordPress Administration Panel:
There are different ways to set up the Banners section.
From your WordPress Administration Panel:
You will now see the Banner(s) on your new page. (By default, you will also see the Highlight Section above the Banners. This is because the Banner Page Template also has the Highlight section turned on by default.)
From your WordPress Administration Panel:
You will now see the Banners section on every page that it is active on.
Using Section Control, you can control whether or not to show or hide an Active section on a page to page basis
From your WordPress Administration Panel:
Because the Banners section is displayed by default when you enable it, you will need to use this method for every page that you do not want the Banners section displayed.
You can also hide the Banners section by default, and choose the pages you want to show it on.
From your WordPress Administration Panel:
Now the Banners section will be hidden by default until you select to show it on the individual page.
By default, the Banners will be displayed chronologically, with the newest Banners displayed first. To change the order of the Banners, or any post type for that matter (Banners, Features, Boxes, etc...), you must install the Post Types Order plugin. It will allow you drag and drop control over the order.
Download, install, & activate the Post Types Order plugin
From your WordPress Administration Panel: