News List

How to add a news list component to display news items on a page

Description

The News List component allows an author to create news lists from the following Stanford Medicine web sources:

News items from the Stanford Medicine News Center
From pages on the author's site
From pages on other Stanford Medicine websites (must be built in AEM)

Depending on how a news list is created (see above), stories can be found using tags, search, specific pages, or from child pages on the author's site. Some of these options require the author to submit a help ticket for custom configuration.

List Display Options

Display options provide authors with layout options for a news list. Each display option includes one or more of the following elements:

Article title
Article Intro / Teaser
Date
Image
Ability to present the most recent article in the news list as a 'featured article'

News Display Includes article title, intro, date w/ icon, and photo

Stanford-led team awarded $10 million

Stanford scientists will direct a multidisciplinary, multi-institutional team focused on understanding in detail how tiny mutations in a protein, myosin, can cause the classic features of cardiomyopathy.
Yesterday
- In Brief
Gene networks and heart failure

A Stanford-led research team has mapped out a network of gene activity before and after heart failure to better understand how heart health declines.
Yesterday
- Press Releases
Increasing diversity in genome studies

Data scientist Genevieve Wojcik speaks about the lack of diversity in genomewide association studies, why it’s a problem and how increasing diversity in these studies can elevate the entire population.
June 20, 2019
- Five Questions

Standard Page Teaser Includes article title, intro, and photo

Stanford-led team receives $10 million award for myosin research

Stanford scientists will direct a multidisciplinary, multi-institutional team focused on understanding in detail how tiny mutations in a protein, myosin, can cause the classic features of cardiomyopathy.
Gene networks reveal transition from healthy to failing heart

A Stanford-led research team has mapped out a network of gene activity before and after heart failure to better understand how heart health declines.
5 Questions: Genevieve Wojcik on the need for diversity in genome-based studies

Data scientist Genevieve Wojcik speaks about the lack of diversity in genomewide association studies, why it’s a problem and how increasing diversity in these studies can elevate the entire population.

Custom Page Teaser Includes article tile and intro. Date and photo are optional choices.

June 24, 2019

Stanford-led team receives $10 million award for myosin research

Stanford scientists will direct a multidisciplinary, multi-institutional team focused on understanding in detail how tiny mutations in a protein, myosin, can cause the classic features of cardiomyopathy.
June 24, 2019

Gene networks reveal transition from healthy to failing heart

A Stanford-led research team has mapped out a network of gene activity before and after heart failure to better understand how heart health declines.
June 20, 2019

5 Questions: Genevieve Wojcik on the need for diversity in genome-based studies

Data scientist Genevieve Wojcik speaks about the lack of diversity in genomewide association studies, why it’s a problem and how increasing diversity in these studies can elevate the entire population.

Compact Includes article title and date

Yesterday
Stanford-led team receives $10 million award for myosin research
Yesterday
Gene networks reveal transition from healthy to failing heart
June 20, 2019
5 Questions: Genevieve Wojcik on the need for diversity in genome-based studies

Featured Articles

When using the standard, custom, or compact display options an author may choose to make the most recent article in the news list a 'featured article.' This option is visible on the 'options' tab in the news list component dialog. When this option is selected, the most recent article will be displayed more prominently than other stories in the news list.

Standard Display with Feature Article

June 24, 2019

Stanford-led team receives $10 million award for myosin research

June 24, 2019

Stanford-led team receives $10 million award for myosin research

Stanford scientists will direct a multidisciplinary, multi-institutional team focused on understanding in detail how tiny mutations in a protein, myosin, can cause the classic features of cardiomyopathy.
Gene networks reveal transition from healthy to failing heart

A Stanford-led research team has mapped out a network of gene activity before and after heart failure to better understand how heart health declines.
5 Questions: Genevieve Wojcik on the need for diversity in genome-based studies

Data scientist Genevieve Wojcik speaks about the lack of diversity in genomewide association studies, why it’s a problem and how increasing diversity in these studies can elevate the entire population.
5 Questions: Stephen Montgomery on RNA’s role in diagnosing rare diseases

Geneticist Stephen Montgomery explains why the transcriptome, the collection of RNA molecules in a cell, is a crucial piece of deciphering the source of rare diseases.
Med school students receive 2019 Community Impact Award

Students at the medical school who served as exemplary leaders or developed programs for the community’s benefit were recognized by the Stanford Alumni Association.

Compact Display with Feature Article

June 24, 2019

Stanford-led team receives $10 million award for myosin research

June 24, 2019

Stanford-led team receives $10 million award for myosin research

Stanford scientists will direct a multidisciplinary, multi-institutional team focused on understanding in detail how tiny mutations in a protein, myosin, can cause the classic features of cardiomyopathy.
Yesterday
Gene networks reveal transition from healthy to failing heart
June 20, 2019
5 Questions: Genevieve Wojcik on the need for diversity in genome-based studies
June 19, 2019
5 Questions: Stephen Montgomery on RNA’s role in diagnosing rare diseases
June 17, 2019
Med school students receive 2019 Community Impact Award

Custom Display with Featured Article (image & date enabled)

June 24, 2019

Stanford-led team receives $10 million award for myosin research

June 24, 2019

Stanford-led team receives $10 million award for myosin research

Stanford scientists will direct a multidisciplinary, multi-institutional team focused on understanding in detail how tiny mutations in a protein, myosin, can cause the classic features of cardiomyopathy.
June 24, 2019

Gene networks reveal transition from healthy to failing heart

A Stanford-led research team has mapped out a network of gene activity before and after heart failure to better understand how heart health declines.
June 20, 2019

5 Questions: Genevieve Wojcik on the need for diversity in genome-based studies

Data scientist Genevieve Wojcik speaks about the lack of diversity in genomewide association studies, why it’s a problem and how increasing diversity in these studies can elevate the entire population.
June 19, 2019

5 Questions: Stephen Montgomery on RNA’s role in diagnosing rare diseases

Geneticist Stephen Montgomery explains why the transcriptome, the collection of RNA molecules in a cell, is a crucial piece of deciphering the source of rare diseases.
June 17, 2019

Med school students receive 2019 Community Impact Award

Students at the medical school who served as exemplary leaders or developed programs for the community’s benefit were recognized by the Stanford Alumni Association.