Card listing

Use the card listing component to display a set of cards on your web page.

Add the component to your page

When you are editing your page using page-builder:

  1. Add a component to your page by clicking the widgets Add component button or by adding a content block (by clicking the add_circle button) then clicking the add component button.

  2. Locate the card listing Squiz core component within the component browser and then click the select button.

    card listing component select

  3. This will add the card listing component to your page.

Configure the card listing component

Card listing content and settings

card listing fields

  1. Add: The add_circle button allows you to add additional cards. When the component loads you will have an unpopulated card that you can fill in (see Cards configuration)

  2. Cards per row (for desktop): This setting defines the maximum number of cards that will be displayed in a row when viewing your page in a desktop browser.

  3. Heading level: This allows you to choose the heading level for the card title.

  4. Display the call-to-action button: This controls whether your cards display a call-to-action button.

Cards configuration

This only applies to cards that you have manually added.

The following options configure each card:

card listing card

  1. Title: Enter the title for your card.

  2. Description: (Optional) This field allows you to provide some descriptive text/links/images for your card.

  3. Image: (Optional) Choose an image that you have already uploaded to the CMS to display as a thumbnail for the card.

  4. Call-to-action button - Link: Depending on what link type you select you will see one or two fields to specify your link.

    • Call-to-action button - Matrix asset: This is displayed for Matrix asset picker links and allows you to choose the CMS page that your card links to.

    • Call-to-action button - Text: This is displayed for user-specified links and defines the link text.

    • Call-to-action button - URL: This is displayed for user-specified links and defines the link URL.

  5. Call-to-action button target: This controls how the link is opened when you click on the link. (e.g. open in a new page)