What
A lift-up block that can include gated content.
Lift-up L with CTA button Lift-ups
Case reference
Improving the efficiency of daily operations of a nuclear facility in Loviisa, Finland
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This module can be placed anywhere and used for any content that is not to be dynamically updated.
DO
Call-to-actions
Use the primary CTA style (solid button) is to be used for the most important action and the secondary CTA style (stroked button) for the secondary action.
DON'T
Use the CTAs for unrelated actions options like “Read this case” and “Read about Loviisa powerplant”. In cases like this, use the lift- up M-L or S instead.
The module can link to 1-2 pages.
Label
Mandatory
Header
Mandatory
Desciption
Mandatory, will automatically come from CMS
CTA buttons
One button is mandatory, two buttons are optional
Background color
Mandatory, can be chosen from Fortum color palette.
Button
The module can be used with a single button.
Case reference
Improving the efficiency of daily operations of a nuclear facility in Loviisa, Finland
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Sed quis pulvinar augue. Nunc cursus nibh ut magna condimentum euismod. Donec don est sed turpis ultricies consectetur.
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If two buttons are added, the other button gets the secondary CTA style.
Case reference
Improving the efficiency of daily operations of a nuclear facility in Loviisa, Finland
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Sed quis pulvinar augue. Nunc cursus nibh ut magna condimentum euismod. Donec don est sed turpis ultricies consectetur.
Read this case Sign up for moreTo create the module in the CMS
Navigate to Manage → Content modules → Add custom block → Lift up.
Add a value to the Block description field. This is used later when referencing the module from the admin UI, and will never show on the frontend. It should follow the naming convention: Section name_module type_description
When creating a Lift-up L with CTA button, the following fields are required;
1. Lift-up type (Set to With CTA (L))
2. Title
3. Block description
4. Body text
6. CTA (URL and Link text)
8. Theme
Optional
5. Subtitle
7. CTA secondary (URL and Link text)
When ready, save your module. It will not show on the frontend until attached to a page.
Support
In case you can't find answers from this guide, you can contact Indiana support.
iCAT
Internet Change Advisory Team
www.fortum.com/indianasupport
icat [at] fortum [dot] com