Style Guide
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Normal description goes here: Everything below this module is full width. Button styling can be seen below. First button is primary styling, second is secondary styling and third is tertiary styling. Users can create buttons using the shortcode. For secondary buttons, set the alt attribute to true and inverse to false. For tertiary buttons, set the alt attribute to false and inverse to true.
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The first callout is set to full width for the style field. The title and description fields for each callout is left empty. The link field is set.
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This is a Spotlight style slideshow. This has a pre-header field, a title field, a description field, a link for each individual slideshow item and a primary link for the entire module. The link field is different for each slideshow item but the primary link will be the same for all items.
“The history program at Reinhardt University has been formative in both my personal and professional life. The skills I gained in writing, critical thinking, and identifying strong, credible source materials have been essential as I navigate the world around me. My professors were accessible for one-on-one guidance and supported projects outside the scope of the normal course curriculum.”
“I had no idea how much information we have about indigenous histories! Since we started the Cherokee Voices Project at the Funk Heritage Center, I have been fascinated by indigenous societies and folklore, and I am certain I will continue to learn more about them. Throughout the duration of our project, I took history courses focusing on colonial America and Southeastern Native Americans, which greatly aided me. I had multiple perspectives on the subject, which immersed me thoroughly in the topic!”
