There are four different content box types to choose from in LibGuides. Each of the options are outlined in the sections below, followed by examples further down the page.
In a standard content box you can include a variety of elements from HTML text, images, widgets, polls and more. Please note that any links created in a rich text editor will not be included in the link checker results or link statistics.
When using standard content boxes -
Tabbed boxes control the amount of scrolling a user must do to browse content by grouping items together. This can be a useful option when listing resources by type.
When using tabbed content boxes -
Gallery boxes allow you to insert slides that rotate similar to a PowerPoint presentation.
When using gallery content boxes -
Profile boxes include key contact information for subject specialists and liaisons.
When using profile content boxes -
A standard box is a good choice for a variety of content. It can be used to introduce the content of a guide, explain a topic in detail, or provide a list of resources to items to know.
For example, you might need to include a list of items that might be necessary for a lab such as: