Module: Image next to text

Modified on Wed, 20 Sep, 2023 at 3:08 PM

    Image next to text


    General introduction

    Whether with image or without - use this content format to present different contents briefly and concisely. The use is suitable at any position of your start page and several content modules of this type among each other with alternating image/text change give your start page more space.


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    FieldnameDescription
    [1] Internal Title (required)
    This title is not displayed in the JobShop. The title is only visible to you and helps you organize, sort and edit the different content modules.

    [2] Show example
    These images show an example of the visual appearance of the content module and serve as orientation and assistance for creating and editing such a content module.

    [3] Headline (required)
    When placing this content module, the headline is used at the very top of your home page as a so-called H1 headline. Therefore, this headline should contain all important keywords (e.g. "Find your job at company XYZ"). In this way, you ensure that your candidates, but also search engines, correctly classify the content of the homepage and your JobShop.

    [4] Body text (required)

    Also note the examples for the content module to better understand where this text is displayed.


    Recommended: Max. 250 characters


    [5] Image next to text content

    The file size of the image should be as small as possible so that the page loading speed is not affected (<100kb).


    It is recommended to use a resolution of 1140 x 641 pixels.


    [6] Button text

    The text of the button should clearly describe the action that candidates can expect when they click on it. The text should be as short and concise as possible (e.g. "Find a suitable job").


    Recommended: Max. 30 characters


    [7] Button link

    Choose one of the following options for linking the button. Linking is of course optional. If you do not select a link, no button will be displayed for it.


    Options: 


    • no link (default)

    • internal: link opens in the same tab. You should use this form of links if you want to link to a job category or a job within the JobShop, e.g. https://mein-unternehmen.com/job.

    • external: link opens in a new tab. You should use this form of link if you want to link to an external page outside the JobShop, e.g. your blog, e.g. https://mein-unternehmen.com/blog.

    • Category page: Open the sidebar with job categories and jobs. With a link to the sidebar you lead your candidates faster to the job search and to the job level.

    • Questionnaire: Open the questionnaire. If you use a questionnaire in your JobShop, you can link candidates directly to the questionnaire.


    • Landingpage element: Link to another content module on the JobShop landingpage. If you want to refer candidates to another content module of your JobShop landingpage, you can select the corresponding module here and candidates will be directed to the selected module when they click on it.

    • Form: Link to a stored form. If, for example, you have stored a contact form for this JobShop, you can link it here and the corresponding form will be opened when the candidate clicks on it.

    [8] Image position

    The text contents are displayed opposite to the graphic position according to the selection.


    Options:

    • left (default)
    • right


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