Default elements

All modules and content pages will contain standard or default elements as these form the basis of the program. It is via default elements that it is possible to add text, images, videos, etc. This article shows the different types of standard elements that exist and how they typically appear to the patient.

CONTENTS

• Default
  • Variables
• Box
• Card
• Read more
• Linked response
• Swipe card
• Two-sided card
• Media

Default

Here is an example of a typical default element that contains text and an image.

The rich formatting function can be used to insert images, links, videos, quotes, different types of font, tables and more.

Variables

It is also possible to enter variables to add dynamic content. One can use double curly braces around the variable name. Available variables:

• {{patient_name}} – The patient’s name
• {{patient_age}} – The patient’s age
• {{patient_email}} – The patient’s e-mail address
• {{patient_fnr}} – The patient’s national identity number
• {{program_name}} – The name of the program the patient is assigned to
• {{program_start}} – Date of assignment to the program
• {{completed_modules}} – Number of completed modules
• {{total_modules}} – Total number of modules in the program

It is also possible to use the (x) icon in the CMS tool to add the variables:

Box

This displays the content in a box with a blue background so that it stands out more on the page.

It is possible to adjust the background colour to a different shade if desired. You can go to Settings and then Color settings to select an alternative colour:

Please note that any selections made here should comply with accessibility (Universal Design) guidelines, so it is worth keeping that in mind when making any changes.

Card

This resembles the box element but is designed for a little less text. Up to three cards can be displayed in the same row.

Read more

Here you may create a small popup that the patient can use to find out a bit more. It is possible to use Settings to adjust how the link and popup appear.

Linked response

With this function it is possible to show the patient some of the responses they have submitted previously. This is typically used to give them the opportunity to look back at some previous thoughts and information they have sent in.

It can, for example, be used to help assess whether their health has improved or become worse since last time. It is possible to enter a description text if desired, and then adjust which responses are shown via Settings (cog icon). The search function can be used to find the correct content page and then the correct question element to be displayed.

It is also possible to choose to display the response in a list format by setting View to list under Settings.

Swipe card

With swipe cards it is possible to create a small collection of text, images, etc., which will be displayed in a carousel block for the patient, where they can swipe through or use the arrows to go through the content.

Two-sided card

This provides the possibility to create content on two different “sides” of the same block so that the other part (the lower text field) becomes visible when the patient shows the card.

Media

It is possible to insert videos as part of other default elements, but here you can upload a video file or audio file directly if desired. There can be a descriptive text associated with the video as well.

We suggest using Settings to adjust, for example, thumbnails that will be shown on the content page.