Call to Action Button Bar Component

Here you will choose the type of list, as well as additional advanced settings.

Build CTA Buttons Using: This drop-down menu asks how you want to build your list. You have the option to build it using:

• Child pages: Populate the content of the list with the pages found in a segment of a website.
  • A Child Pages tab will automatically appear. Click the magnifying glass icon to the right of the Parent Page field to select a folder from which to display pages in your list. (If you build your list with child pages you do not have the option of displaying them in the order of your choice.)

• Curated list: Build a list with selected choices. Requires you to manually add pages to the list (and maintain).
  
  • A Curated List tab will automatically appear. Click the magnifying glass icons to select Web pages to be displayed.
  • Use the Up and Down buttons to specify the order that the web pages will be displayed in the list. The minus (-) buttons allow you to delete web pages while the + button enables you to add Web pages.

New window: Select so each clicked page is displayed in a new browser window.

Order by: There are several ways in which you can order your list. Not all appear in the dropdown.

• (blank): By default, the leaving the setting blank will sort the list by its natural arrangement in the folder.
  
• cq:lastModified: The list will be ordered by the date of modification. The page most recently edited will appear on top.
• cq:template: The order will be established according to its arrangement in the Page Tree, sorted by template type used on each page.
• jcr:created: Order the list by the date of creation, with the earliest date of creation beginning the list.This setting can be confusing. Author and live pages often will not match because your live site order is determined by the first activation date for each page on the publishers, not their original creation date in author. Subsequent reactivations have no impact, but a page that is deactivated and then reactivated will receive that latest activation date.
• jcr:title: The list is ordered alphabetically by title.
• navTitle: The list will be ordered alphabetically based on the Navigation Title in each page's Page Properties (see Page Properties Basic tab settings).
• postDate: Arrange the list items by the date the pages were created for pages created using the News Article Template or for pages that include the Date Created component. Using postDate for other pages will result in a randomized order.
• random: Each time someone views the page, they will see a random order to the list.

Reverse order: Check the box to select whether you would like to inverse the order selected in the Order by field.

Start at: Select how many items you would like to skip at the beginning of the list (example: '5' will skip the first four items and begin the list at the fifth item). Left blank, the default value of '1' will result in the list displaying every item in your list. This setting can be useful if you wish to feature several items in one group, perhaps at the top of your news page, or on your homepage, and NOT have them repeated with the rest of your list displayed elsewhere on your site.

Limit: Choose a maximum number of entries (optional).

• If left blank, the default value is 100; for example, if you leave it blank, no more than 100 items will be available.
• If you set the Limit value smaller than the Paginate after value, users will never see the next page navigation!

Exclude current page - Do not display any entries that link to the page on which the list is shown (optional).

Enable Scheduling: Select to enable shared content Scheduling.

• Scheduling can be used to automatically change the content in a list over time.
• When scheduling is enabled, only pages whose Feature Time (as set in each page’s Page Properties) will be shown in the list.
• Scheduled lists can be previewed for a given date and time by right-clicking the list and choosing “Schedule Preview”.
• Unlike Delayed Activation or Scheduled On/Off Time, Feature Time does not affect the page’s visibility elsewhere on the site; it is still visible in navigation or by direct link.
• Pages with Feature Time set must still be activated.
• Examples of uses for list scheduling:
  • Push select 'hot' items into a special featured list on your main page.
  • Hide an application link after a deadline has passed.
  • Switch from one featured image to another in a slideshow each day (set the start time of one item to the end time of another).