Core components

The following core components are available for all content authors to use in the Page Builder Service.

You can add any of these core components to blocks as described in Add a component block to a content page.

Component Description

Use the accordion component to display a set of items within an accordion on your web page.

Use the advanced form embed component to embed a form that you have created using the DXP advanced forms service on your web page.

Use the call to action component to empower your marketing campaigns.

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

Use the details component to display a small panel with a title and collapsible details section.

Use the event listing component to provide an event listing on your web page.

Use the image gallery component to display a set of images on your web page.

Use the in-page alert component to display contextual notifications within page content, with options for warning, success, info, and critical alert types.

Use the news listing component to provide a news listing on your web page.

Use the phase banner component to display a banner informing users that the service is currently under development.

Use the slider component to display a set of images as a set of sliders contained within an image slider.

Use the tabs component when you wish to format a set of options in tabs on a page.

Use the video modal component to display a YouTube or Vimeo video within a modal (pop-up) on your web page.

Use the video player component to embed a YouTube or Vimeo video on your web page.

Styling core components

You can apply your own styling to core components by defining your own CSS.

Referencing static files in your site template

Squiz Content Management Service will automatically include your static files. However, you must configure your design parse file to include static files correctly, or Squiz Content Management Service will not load them.

Read the complete documentation in the Component service documentation