This monklet displays the latest sermon.  If you want to display the latest sermon from a specific group or category, you can use the find_group and find_category inline parameters as needed. 

Here is an example of what this would look like if you wanted to display a sermon from the category "Prayer":  {{sidebar-monklet-latest-sermon|find_category="prayer"}}

This monklet displays the latest blog post published as featured.  You must use the "name" inline parameter to define which blog to pull from.

Here is an example of what this would look like: {{sidebar-monklet-featured-post|name="blog"}}

This monklet displays the most recent article.  If you want to display the latest article from a specific group or category, you can use the find_group and find_category inline parameters as needed. 

Here is an example of what this would look like if you wanted to display a sermon from the category "Prayer":  {{sidebar-monklet-latest-articles-1|find_category="prayer"}}

This monklet displays the 4 most recent upcoming events.  If you want to display the latest events from a specific group or category, you can use the find_group and find_category inline parameters as needed. 

Here is an example of what this would look like if you wanted to display an event from the category "Children's Ministry":  {{sidebar-monklet-upcoming-events|find_category="childrens-ministry"}}

This monklet displays a carousel of banners from a link list.  The carousel displays one banner at a time.  The heading and description display in banner and the image displays behind the text.  The optional "Icon Class" can be used to display an icon in the heading. A list of your icons can be found HERE.

You will need to use the "find" parameter to tell the monklet which link list to display. An example of this would look like this: {{section-monklet-featured-banners-carousel-1|find="featured-banners-carousel"}}

This monklet will display the most recent event published as featured. If you want to display the latest featured event from a specific group or category, you can use the find_group and find_category inline parameters as needed. 

Here is an example of what this would look like if you wanted to display an event from the category "Children's Ministry":  {{section-monklet-featured-event-image|find_category="childrens-ministry"}}

This monklet displays the latest sermon with no image or video.  If you want to display the latest sermon from a specific group or category, you can use the find_group and find_category inline parameters as needed. 

Here is an example of what this would look like if you wanted to display a sermon from the category "Prayer":  {{section-monklet-latest-sermon|find_category="prayer"}}

This monklet displays the latest sermon with the sermon image.  If you want to display the latest sermon from a specific group or category, you can use the find_group and find_category inline parameters as needed. 

Here is an example of what this would look like if you wanted to display a sermon from the category "Prayer":  {{section-monklet-latest-sermon|find_category="prayer"}}

This monklet displays content from a link list. The Name and Icon Class fields display the title at the top, and description displays below. The link and button text display below the description, and the image displays on the right. An icon must be included for the Title to display. A list of your icons can be found HERE.

To use this monklet, insert the monklet in the section and use the "find" parameter to tell it which link list to use. The format will look like this: {{section-monklet-callout|find="link-list-name"}}

The "Staff Monklet" can be inserted into the content area of a page to display a list of staff members.  This monklet displays all members assigned to the group "Staff".

The "Gallery Monklet" can be inserted into the content area of a page to display a specific photo gallery grid.

After you insert the monklet you will use the find_gallery tag to define which gallery to use.  The name of the gallery should be in slug format, which is the gallery name in lowercase with dashes in place of spaces.

For instance, if you created a Gallery titled "Photo Gallery 1" and you wanted to insert it into the page, it would look like this:  {{gallery-monklet|find_gallery="photo-gallery-1"}}

The "Gallery Monklet Carousel" can be inserted into the content area of a page to display a specific photo gallery grid.

After you insert the monklet you will use the find_gallery tag to define which gallery to use.  The name of the gallery should be in slug format, which is the gallery name in lowercase with dashes in place of spaces.

For instance, if you created a Gallery titled "Photo Gallery 1" and you wanted to insert it into the page, it would look like this:  {{gallery-monklet-carousel|find_gallery="photo-gallery-1"}}

Content > Link Lists > Advent Calendar

The first item in the link list controls the welcome info box before the calendar. The "sub title" field is used for the title, and the "description" displays below. 

The last item in the list (labeled "last slide") should not be grouped with the numbers but setup as it's own item. This one item only supports the "sub title" field and will show as the text box after the calendar.

Note: there can only be two first level links with this monklet for the first and last slides.

For the dates, each should be listed as a second level item under the "first slide" link. There needs to be exactly 24 items and labeled 1-24 with no other text in the name. Within each item, the sub title, description and image fields are used and will display in the lightbox popup. If the url is used, the button text field also needs to be populated.

Alternatively, if you want to use a full editor for the popup, you can create a section and add the section slug title in the description field, as opposed to filling in the various link list fields. The format should look like this example: {{advent-calendar-dec-1 }}

TO DISPLAY THE CALENDAR, the following "Billboard Monklet - Linklist Advent" monklet needs to be added to the "header text" field of a page. The "find" parameter is needed to specify which link list to use.

ex: {{billboard-monklet-linklist-advent|find="advent-calendar"}}

Note: the background image is controlled by the page "header image" field.