How to use building blocks to create advanced custom pages Within your Collection/Solution, click the plus (+) icon at the top right side of the page and select “Add custom page”. Add your “Title” and then click on “Add layout”. After you select your layout, locate the + icon inside the layout body. Click on it and the list of the available components will appear. You can choose to add text, images and other unique components that work like building blocks in order to help you structure your custom page to your needs. In the below table you can find a description and an example screenshot of…

What are custom pages Custom pages allow owners and facilitators of Collections and Solutions to: Create pages with customisable layouts; Use re-arrangeable blocks to showcase their content; Have their custom pages featured in the menu of the Collection/Solution. What has been improved A new feature has been added to the custom page: the Layout Editor. The main advantages of this feature are: A more user-friendly and intuitive way to create custom page layouts: you can now choose between one to four columns in which your content will be displayed; Custom pages become more mobile friendly and…

The map block allows Collection/Solution managers to add in Custom Pages interactive geographical maps. These maps also support info-boxes, which could be set up to appear when users click on location pins placed on the map. The map block can facilitate users’ navigation when seeking country-related information and resources or provide a visual representation of the regional topology for specific content. Adding a map block in a Custom Page Note: You must be signed in as a Collection/Solution manager, i.e. owner or facilitator, to add a map block. Currently, block elements are supported only…

This How-To document outlines the process to follow in order to create a post in the Joinup Community LinkedIn Group. The group’s purpose & benefits The Joinup Community group on LinkedIn was created with the purpose to facilitate the exchange of best practices and to initiate discussions on the use of open source software and solutions in public administrations. It is a community of practice, aggregated news, studies, knowledge and events. It should also be noted that this group accommodates and encourages posts from other Joinup stakeholders such as OSOR, NIFO, EUPL, Interoperability Test…

This webinar was organised under the European Commission’s ISA² Programme on 28 May 2019. It targets all platform user profiles, and aims to provide all the needed background information, key concepts, and guidelines for effectively using Joinup to everyone’s advantage. This webinar also provides viewers with a glimpse of some interesting and upcoming improvements planned for the platform. Among other things, the following topics are covered: Why Joinup (what it is & what are its benefits) Highlights of new features & improvements Custom pages (automatic table of contents & query builder) RSS…

Joinup is an online collaborative platform created by the European Commission and funded by the European Union via the ISA² Programme. It offers several services for sharing and reusing interoperability solutions for public administrations, businesses and citizens, and encourages knowledge sharing between likeminded e-Government professionals. This How-To document outlines the process to follow in order to create same-page links with the use of HTML anchor tags. Anchor tags as HTML bookmarks Anchor tags are frequently used to create same-page links (i.e., redirecting the user to another part…

Joinup is an online collaborative platform created by the European Commission and funded by the European Union via the ISA2 Programme. It offers several services for sharing and reusing interoperability solutions for public administrations, businesses and citizens, and encourages knowledge sharing between likeminded e-Government professionals. This How-To document will present the concept of the Joinup solution, how it integrates with the general Joinup content structure, in which ways it can be used and how you can create it. Joinup’s content structure Joinup revolves around collections…

On Joinup, public services, businesses and citizens get together to develop interoperability solutions. We share eGovernment applications, standards and code-lists and encourage others to improve and extend future versions. We are a community of practice, and we aggregate knowledge, news, studies and events. We bring together government digitalisation professionals that use, develop and implement eGovernment solutions. We focus on European public services, but our projects are open to all. Joinup is created by the European Commission. The portal is funded by the European Union via the…