Video Lift-ups

Video paragraph

What

A single video.

Where

This module can be used anywhere where video can improve engagement.

Do

Freeze frame
Consider choosing a horizontal image that appears in your video for freeze-frame. Video players pick a default freeze-frame and usually the default choice is not the best to describe the video or get users interested in the video.

Use horizontal images only and crop the image to have the focal point in the center of the image for optimal responsive scaling. This guarantees that users with any device will understand the image.

Video description
When using the full-width video module, write a short description of the video in the form of a call-to-action to get more views.

Don't

Write paragraph text into the video description.

Video description
Mandatory

Freeze frame
Mandatory, automatically default from the player, can be manually overwritten.

Quantity of videos
There can be between 1 and 2 videos per single content row.

Video (Example 1)

360° video

The module can also include a 360° video.

Video 360°

Max characters
Title: 80

To create the module in the CMS

This module is centrally managed and won’t show on the front end until attached to a page.

  1. Navigate to Manage Content modules Add custom block Video

  2. Add a Title (max characters: 80). Displayed below the video on the page where the video block is added.

  3. Add a Block description. This is used later when referencing the module from the admin UI and will never show on the front end. It should follow the naming convention: Section name_module type_description.

  4. Add a Video from the CMS Media library. You can either select an existing video item or create a new one. A video item in the Media library can be used in several different content modules in addition to this video lift-up.

  5. When ready, save the module and attach it to any page(s).

Support

In case you can't find answers from this guide, you can contact Indiana support.

ACB

Indiana Application Change Board
icat [at] fortum [dot] com

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