Member AV Repository

Audio and Visual Presentations from NILRC Member Institutions

This is a summary block- it shows the blog thumbnail, title, date posted, and category in the preview. This is the same way that the main page news blocks are set up. It can be set so the thumbnail is a direct link to the source video on Youtube (not turned on in these examples). The title, however, is a direct link to the video and that can’t be changed. “Read More” opens the full blog entry with more descriptive notes that the WCC team selected. There are various displays for summary blocks; see below.

This is a summary block in list style. You can set any number of blocks here. This is set up for 2.

This is a summary block in wall style. You can set any number of blocks here. This is what it looks like with 3.

This is a summary block in carousel style. To move on to the older presentation. You have to click the arrow in the upper right. You can set any number of blocks here. This is what it looks like with 1.

This is an archive block. It will list all the items in the blog based on date posted. This is the same way the list of member institutions is/was set up behind the member portal. There is no way to add a thumbnail to an archive display block. Clicking on the title of the webinar brings up the blog post for that item directly instead of linking directly to the video. This is nice if you have a ton of links to add and want all of them displayed, similar to the meeting minutes page.

Finally, this is what the blog page looks like if you link to the URL directly: https://www.nilrc.org/av-repository.

If you link to the blog page directly, each entry would move down when a new one is posted so the newest is on top. You can click on the keyword to jump to all posts about that keyword in a temp sorting page (in this example the keyword is spaces).

This is similar to what the vendor pages looks like, so if it is placed in a menu with the names of each post, it needs to show one “featured” blog post at the top (with info about what the AV page is) and then every blog post below it under a chosen organization method like date published or alphabetical, etc.