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Static Module

Overview

The Static Module enables users to create and manage content-focused pages like documentation articles, blog posts, or knowledge based entries.

Each static module can house multiple items, where each item represents an independent content entry such as an article or blog post.

This guide will walk you through how to create, configure, and manage a static module and its content items effectively.


1. Module Creation

Creating New Static Modules

Within the Modules Page click Create a new Module to begin. You will be prompted to enter:

  • Label – User-friendly name for your module.
  • Type – Module type "Static".
  • ID – Auto-filled from the Label (used in the URL and must not contain spaces).

Click Create module to generate your static module and proceed to its configuration screen.

Module configuration

After module creation, you’ll be directed to the module page, where you can customize:

  • Label: Module name
  • Title: Page header title

Changes here affect how the module appears within the portal and should reflect the purpose of your content.


2. Item Management

Adding a New Item

Inside the static module configuration screen:

  • Click Add Item to begin creating a content entry.
  • Fill in:
    • Title – The headline of your content.
    • ID – Automatically filled from the title (e.g., getting-started from "Getting Started").

Click Create Item to proceed.

Configuring a Static Item

After item creation, you'll be redirected to the item configuration screen. Here you can set:

  • Short Description – A brief summary of the content.
  • Content – The main body or article text.
  • Icon – Upload an icon in svg format representing the item.

Edit or Delete

Each item can be edited or deleted. To apply your changes, always click:

Save Changes

After saving, you will be redirected back to the module overview page.

Example view: Static Display Example

Expected outcome: Static Display Example


4. Use Cases

Static modules are best used for:

  • 📖 Documentation Pages – Add items like “How to Use”, “Getting Started”, etc.
  • 📝 Blog Entries – Organize blog posts with rich content and icons.
  • 📄 Informational Content – Pages like “About Us”, “FAQs”, “Policies”, etc.

Each item functions like a standalone article inside a module.


5. Summary

FeatureDescription
Create ModuleDefine label and static type
Add ItemsAdd articles with title, content, and icon
Save & EditMake changes and persist them
Multi-Item SupportAdd unlimited items per module

6. Best Practices

  • Keep IDs simple and descriptive — no spaces.
  • Use short descriptions for quick item overviews.
  • Choose relevant icons and maintain consistent icon styling.
  • Always Save Changes before navigating away.

7. Future Enhancements

Coming soon:

  • Item reordering support

💡 Got ideas or suggestions? Reach out to the team to request new features!