Links: ilw-profile-card in Builder | Illinois Web Theme | Toolkit Development
This is a profile card specifically tailored to display a person's profile, such as a faculty member, student, or
staff member. It uses ilw-card
as a base and adds specific slots and styling.
The profile card can be controlled with the following attributes:
-
round
clips the image into a round shape. - The aspect ratio of the
image
slot can be forced usingaspectratio
, for exampleaspectratio="3/2"
. -
theme
can bewhite
(default) orgray
.
Slot | Description |
---|---|
slot="image" |
Placed at the top of the card, either full-width, or centered when round . |
slot="name" |
Below the image, this must be a heading of the appropriate level, with or without a link. |
slot="title" |
A title or short description shown below the name. |
slot="address" |
Displayed using a map marker icon. This can be an address or some other form of location, such as a department name. |
slot="phone" |
Shown as a phone number with a phone icon. |
slot="email" |
Shown as an email address with an email icon. |
slot="hours" |
A click icon that can be used for office hours. |
slot="linkedin" |
LinkedIn link. |
slot="x" |
X (Twitter) link. |
slot="facebook" |
Facebook link. |
slot="news" |
A news icon for linking to news feeds or articles. |
slot="hr" |
HR icon for human resource links. |
Any additional content without a specific slot is shown below the slotted content, at the bottom of the card.
<ilw-profile-card>
<img src="https://picsum.photos/320/200" alt="Photo of First Last in front of the Illini Union." slot="image">
<h2 slot="name"><a href="#">First & Last Name</a></h2>
<p slot="title">Job Title or Description</p>
<div slot="address">
<p>110A Education</p>
<p>M/C 708</p>
</div>
<p slot="phone"><a href="#">217-333-0000</a></p>
<p slot="email "><a href="#">example@illinois.edu</a></p>
</ilw-profile-card>
- Make sure to use the correct heading level for the cards based on the rest of your page, if including a heading tag.
- The image will get reordered in the document to be below the unslotted content so it comes after the heading with the name. Including a descriptive alt text for the image is recommended.
- The following icons have alt text: address, phone, email, hours and HR. The others typically have a descriptive link text that would make the alt text repetitive (e.g. "Facebook graphic facebook link").