Here Here CTAs

The Here Here CTA component is generally used at the end of a page to encourage engagement and further direct page visitors to more related content. It is often used in Hippocampus articles but can be found elsewhere throughout the website.

This component will work with both the full-width page templates, as well as those with left-hand navigation.

If this is a new addition to your site, please check with the Web Team first so we can ensure it's suitability for your intended content.

Quick checklist

  • Here Here CTA component added
  • The following fields filled out:
    • Heading
    • Wrapper
    • Label
    • Description
    • Link
    • Style
    • Image
    • Link label

Part 1: Add the component

  1. Navigate to the standard page you wish this promo banner to live on.
  2. Right-click on your standard page in the asset tree and select content.
  3. Once on the content screen, select the grey "+" plus icon
  4. Type 'CTA' in the search bar
  5. Select the Here Here CTA component
How to add the Here Here CTA component

Part 2: Component fields

This component can cater to a minimum of 2 and a maximum of 3 'boxes'.

Options fields:

  1. Heading: Add a heading, such as 'be part of our vibrant community'
  2. Wrapper: Select a background colour for the entire module, and span full width across the page

For each 'box' fill in the following field:

  1. Label: This describes the purpose - study / get involved / partner with us etc
  2. Description: Add a description to provide context - 'study a Bachelor of Science'
  3. Link: Add a link to the content described, such as the degree page
  4. Style: select the colour of the box. Choose alternating colours to provide visual variation.
  5. Image: not recommended
  6. Link label: You can leave the default 'read more', but it can be changed if needed - 'learn more, apply now' etc

Click save.

The fields in the Here Here CTA component

Here Here CTA examples

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this page was last updated by Rosie Loughland on 02 Nov 2023