Page Comparison

JSON structures used in WIP II development:

...

{
   "contentType" : "intro-degree",
   "heading"     : "",
   "content"     : ""
}

...

intro-subject

Used at the start of each subject on the topic-study options page. Is basically the same as a content-plain container, but historically used to have other formatting as well. May be deprecated in future releases, but for now is still used at the start of each subject. Similar to the intro-about container.

{
	"contentType" : "intro-subject",
	"heading"     : "",
	"content"     : ""
}

related-degrees

Used exclusively on subject pages. Is how the subject links to the degree pages.

For "undergrad" contents:

The asset_assetid, asset_metadata_ProgrammeCode, asset_metadata_LengthOfFulltimeStudy, asset_metadata_WebPath, and asset_name should all use the same asset id value. This is the degree that the subject is linking to, and should always be the asset number of a degree page.

The leadsIntoLink, leadsIntoText, leadsIntoExtraPreText, leadsIntoExtraLink, leadsIntoExtraLinkText are all to do with postgraduate degrees the subject links to.

• If they are all blank, no leads into will be shown.
• If the leadsIntoLink and leadsIntoText are present, then there will be a "Leads to a" piece of content with leadsIntoText as the text, and leadsIntoLink as the url.
• If the leadsIntoExtraPreText, leadsIntoExtraLink and leadsIntoExtraLinkText are present, then there will also be a second link provided in the "Leads to a" element.

This is a bit confusing, so see Architecture>Interior Architecture for a good example of how it is used. (Asset id 309042)

For "postgrad" contents:

These are used solely for postgrad links. The assetid in asset_assetid and asset_metadata_WebPath should both be the same. Everything else gets edited in the json object.

A good example of this is Biomedical Sciences>Clinical Immunology (asset id 309688).

{
    "contentType": "related-degrees",
    "content": {
        "undergrad": [{
			"asset_assetid"                        : "%globals_asset_assetid:339832^json_encode%",
			"asset_metadata_ProgrammeCode"         : "%globals_asset_metadata_ProgrammeCode:339832^json_encode%",
			"asset_metadata_LengthOfFulltimeStudy" : "%globals_asset_metadata_LengthOfFulltimeStudy:339832^json_encode%",
			"asset_metadata_WebPath"               : "%globals_asset_metadata_WebPath:339832^json_encode%",
			"asset_name"                           : "%globals_asset_name:339832^json_encode%",
			"leadsIntoLink"                        : "%globals_asset_url:62170^json_encode%",
			"leadsIntoText"                        : "Master of Architecture (Professional)",
            "leadsIntoExtraPreText"                : "and other",
            "leadsIntoExtraLink"                   : "%globals_asset_url:62166^json_encode%",
            "leadsIntoExtraLinkText"               : "postgraduate programmes"
        }],
        "postgrad": [{
			"asset_assetid"                        : "%globals_asset_assetid:296680^json_encode%",
			"asset_metadata_ProgrammeCode"         : "MClinIm",
			"asset_metadata_LengthOfFulltimeStudy" : "1-2 years (180 points)",
			"asset_metadata_WebPath"               : "%globals_asset_url:296680^json_encode%",
			"asset_name"                           : "Master of Clinical Immunology"
        }]
    }
}

slide-show

(architecture has a good example of a slideshow)

See the appropriate confluence page on how to properly form a slideshow. But basically, the heading and caption are displayed above the images.

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