The people list content types provide a useful way of publishing contact details for the members of your group. There are two separate designs available - the people list and the people grid.

Each of these content types can also be automatically generated through data stored in the College's HR directory or through Symplectic. Find out more about setting up automated people lists.

Important: using the correct image size

You must use an image that is 300 pixels (wide) by 400 pixels (high) or the same ratio e.g. 600 x 800 pixiels , 1200 x 1600 pixels etc., otherwise the image will not display and you will see a grey placeholder image instead.

 People list

People listThe people list content type organises each entry into a list that runs vertically down your page.

You can add range of details to each item, including:

  • Name
  • Job title
  • Image
  • Email
  • Telephone
  • Location/address
  • Affiliations (other related groups, departments, etc.)
  • A link to a PWP or website

Each list can include an unlimited number of entries, and you can add multiple lists to each page.

The layout of the contact details will change according to how much content you insert in each one.

Find out more about how you can add the people list content type to your site.

People grid

People gridThe people grid content type organises each item into a grid with a maximum of six items in each row.

You can add the following information to each item:

  • Name
  • Job title
  • Image
  • A link to PWP or website

Each grid can include an unlimited number of entries, and you can add multiple grids to each page.

Find out more about how you can add the people grid content type to your site.

Automated lists

Each of these content types can be automatically generated through data stored in the College's HR directory or through Symplectic.

Automated lists can be updated automatically so that editors won't need to manually add/remove members themselves.

To find out more about setting up automated people and research publication lists, you should speak to your Faculty Web Officer.