Manual liftups
Manual liftups to other pages can be created with two components, Manual liftups and Manual liftups: Compact listing. Learn how to use the components.
Liftups are visual links to other pages, and the different liftup components allow you to create navigation paths between different pages. Whenever the content on the lifted up page changes, the link will work without a need for a manual update.
There are two main liftup types: automatic liftups and manual liftups.
Manual liftups to other pages can be created with two components, Manual liftups and Manual liftups: Compact listing. Learn how to use the components.
Single liftup is a great way to highlight an important aalto.fi source of information. Learn how!
Automatic liftup components are used to create automatically updating feeds of articles, news or events. Automatic liftups are filtered based on metadata, such as tags and categories. Learn how to create automatic liftups.
Automatic liftups with featured content is a component used for creating a news or event listing, with the option of highlighting specific news or events alongside the listing. Learn how to use the component.
You can also lift up external content with the External liftup component and people's contact information with the People liftup.
External liftups are used to create links to content residing outside of aalto.fi site in a way that is cohesive with the rest of your page.
These components are good and practical tools to show contact details for a department, service unit, or members in a project. The order of the contact details can be random, manually or alphabetically organised.
When you want to create links to other pages without using the liftup components, you can add simple text links within text. Text links can also be visualised by using a style called Link highlight.
When creating content at aalto.fi or anywhere else online, it’s often useful to link to other webpages. However, there are a few things to consider when adding links at aalto.fi.
To highlight the most important paths forward from you page, you can use quicklinks components. They can be used with brand colours in the background.
Quicklinks components can be used on aalto.fi to draw attention to important paths forward.
Below you can find instructions on tagging and selecting other metadata on your pages.
Tags and other metadata help categorise content by topic (tags), define which hub a page belongs to (Content type) and provide information for listing filters and automatic liftups (tags, Relates to and Category). This page explains the purpose of each aalto.fi metadata field.