When to use a Listing Page
A Listing Page can be used when you want to create lists of certain content. You can use Listing Pages to build pages of Bios, Contacts, Events, Locations, and much more.
Listing Pages are created three different ways:
- Automatic lists - Lists are created based on certain criteria and will automatically update as soon as new content is added that meets the pre-defined criteria. Automatic lists can pull from the following content types:
- Bios
- Contact Directory (with or without the "division" taxonomy included)
- Events
- News
- Press Releases
- Documents (displayed as a list or as a Data Table)
- Topic Pages
- Curated lists - Lists are manually built and sorted by a content manager. You can narrow your list to certain content types, or make a list of a mix of content types.
- External lists (uncommon) - Lists are created by embedding external content that will display as a list, like data from a Knack or Quickbase application.
Similar Content
Listing pages behave much like the microcontent type Link Collection. The primary difference is that Listing Pages are standalone pages, which can be accessed via URL. Link Collections are microcontent, embedded within other pages.
How this content type interacts with other system components
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| This content type can be involved in the following Taxonomies | Division/Section Program/Service Category |