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.
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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.
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Gallery boxes allow you to insert slides that rotate similar to a PowerPoint presentation.
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Profile boxes include key contact information for subject specialists and liaisons.
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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:
A Short Guide to Writing About Chemistry by 
Cleared for Takeoff! by 
Akitas are muscular, double-coated dogs of ancient Japanese lineage famous for their dignity, courage, and loyalty. In their native land, they are venerated as family protectors and symbols of good health, happiness, and long life.
Big, powerful, and built for hard work, the Bernese Mountain Dog is also strikingly beautiful and blessed with a sweet, affectionate nature. Berners are generally placid but are always up for a romp with the owner, whom they live to please.
The dignified Dalmatian, dogdom's citizen of the world, is famed for his spotted coat and unique job description. During their long history, these "coach dogs" have accompanied the horse-drawn rigs of nobles, travelers, and firefighters.
