Web style guide

Layouts

Standard content page layout

Our standard page layout has two columns:

When viewed on a tablet the two columns become half-and-half. When viewed on a mobile both columns take up 100% of the screen width, with the main column stacked on top of the side-bar.

This is where the main page content goes.

        

Code

<div class="article"> <!-- This is where the main page content goes. --> </div> <div class="side-bar"> <!-- This is where additional or summative information goes. --> </div>

Style B

Main content in this layout is split across columns

This is the second column

        

Code

<div class="col-1of2"> <!-- This is where the main page content goes. --> </div> <div class="col-2of2"> <!-- This is where additional or summative information goes. --> </div>

Special 1/3 layout

The special 1/3 layout is used for landing page preview menu.

Used for level 1 page body menu

Used for level 1 page body menu

Used for level 1 page body menu

Used for level 1 page body menu

Used for level 1 page body menu

        

Code

<div class="col-3max"> <div> <!-- 1 --> </div> <div> <!-- 2 --> </div> <div> <!-- 3 --> </div> <div> <!-- 4 --> </div> <div> <!-- 5 --> </div> </div>

Special 1/4 layout

The special 1/4 layout is used for project cards.

used for project cards

used for project cards

used for project cards

used for project cards

used for project cards

used for project cards

        

Code

<div class="col-4max"> <div> <!-- content --> </div> <div> <!-- content --> </div> <div> <!-- content --> </div> <div> <!-- content --> </div> <div> <!-- content --> </div> <div> <!-- content --> </div> </div>

Special 1/2 layout

The special 1/2 layout is used for profile banks

used for profiles

used for profiles

used for profiles

used for profiles

used for profiles

used for profiles

        

Code

<div class="col-2max"> <div> <!-- content --> </div> <div> <!-- content --> </div> <div> <!-- content --> </div> <div> <!-- content --> </div> <div> <!-- content --> </div> <div> <!-- content --> </div> </div>