Monklets are predefined code snippets that allow you to bring in other module content (sermons, events, etc.) into your pages.  There are a few monklets that have been created that are placed in the content area of your full width sections.

You can use a monklet inside a section by placing your cursor in the content area, selecting Insert > Insert Monklet > "Desired Monklet".

Some monklets allow/require inline parameters to be passed to define items from a specific group, category, etc.  http://help.monkcms.com/article/using-monklets/ and https://help.ekklesia360.com/article/using-inline-parameters/ provides details on using these parameters.

*NOTE - Monklets that are defined with "Section Monklet" in the title can be inserted into the content area of a section.

Displays the most recent event published as featured from the CMS.  You can use the find_category or find_group inline parameters as needed.  For ServiceU events you will use the section custom field.

This monklet uses a link list to display a row of featured links.  You will use the find inline parameter to define which link list to display.  

*NOTE - The sub heading field is used to power the button text and is required.

This monklet uses a link list to display a row of image banner links.  Each link in this list should have a name an image.  The description field is used to display a section from the sections module.   First, create a section with the desired content.  Once created you will place the slug of the section in the corresponding link description field with curly braces.   If you create a section labeled "My Tab Section" the link description field should contain the slug as {{my-tab-section}}.

Images should be 390px wide by 500px tall.

Displays the most recent sermon.  You can use the find_category or find_group inline parameters as needed.

Displays the most recent sermon with the video option in the right column.  You can use the find_category or find_group inline parameters as needed.

Displays the 3 most recent posts from a blog.  You need to use the name inline parameter to define which blog to pull from.

This monklet will display all members assigned to a specific group.  After you have inserted the monklet into the content area you will use the find_group tag to define which group to display.