Numbered Lists

The reusable List Module has multiple display options. The examples on this page show a variety of display options combined with the “numbered” paragraph style. (The three paragraph styles for lists are “block,” “bulleted,” and “numbered.”) Some options are set in the reusable content item. Others are usage-specific options that are set when the list is inserted into a page. Note that, for optimal display in the current template, we do not recommend that you use icons or images with the numbered paragraph style.

Options in Reusable List Item

Title: Enter a display title for the module. (When inserting a list module, you can override the Title.  You can also check “Hide Title” to prevent the title from displaying on the published page. The usage-specific hide option is valuable if you are inserting the list into a tab/accordion section and want to avoid displaying both a tab/accordion section title and a module title.)

“More” Link Target Page: Enter a URL if you want the “More” link to display. Several examples on this page include a “More” link. (This value can be overridden or removed upon insertion.)

Title Link Target Page: Enter a URL if you want the module title to function as a link. (This value can be overridden or removed upon insertion.)

Graphic:  Set the graphic type to None (recommended).

Link Descriptions: To display descriptions for links, ensure that the Link Descriptor Text is set for each link as applicable.  On this page the examples for Dropshadow and White box styles include link descriptors.

Usage-Specific Options

Layout:  Set to 1, 2, or 3 columns. This page includes examples in 1- and 2-column layouts.

Paragraph Style: Set to “Numbered.”

Box Style:  The examples on this page are of various box styles (e.g., “Heading Emphasis,” “Dropshadow,” “Theme-Based Light”).  The box style is indicated in the module title. Note that there are new versions of the “Heading Emphasis” box style.

Enable Horizontal Flow:  For multi-column layouts, check this option to have the list flow horizontally instead of vertically.  The “More Information” example illustrates horizontal flow.

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