The Showoff CMS allows you to present a curated feed of press releases on your event website. Using the Library module, you can create an engaging section that includes images, titles, summaries, and external links for each item. This guide explains how to configure the module, upload entries, and display them effectively.
Understanding the Library Module
The Library module is a flexible tool for managing repeatable content blocks. For press releases, each library entry can include:
Image: Visual representation of the press release.
Title: The headline or news item.
Description: A brief summary (optional).
External Link: Direct users to the full press release hosted offsite.
This ensures a visually streamlined and user-friendly presentation while providing access to full news items.
Adding Press Release Entries
Log in to your Showoff CMS dashboard and navigate to the Library module.
Create a new library entry for each press release.
Enter the title.
Upload the press release image.
Add a brief summary if desired.
Paste the external URL to the published press release.
Repeat for additional press releases to build a complete library.
Displaying Press Releases on Your Website
Go to the page where you want the press release section to appear.
Add the Library widget to the page.
Select a display format (e.g., grid or list view) for optimal performance and visual engagement.
Publish or update the page to make the press release section live for attendees and visitors.
Best Practices
Use high-quality, consistent images for a professional appearance.
Keep titles concise and engaging, incorporating relevant SEO keywords.
Ensure external links open in new tabs to retain site traffic.
Regularly audit content to keep links and press releases up-to-date.
Conclusion
Creating a dedicated press release section in Showoff CMS enhances engagement, strengthens your event website’s authority, and ensures news is timely, accessible, and professionally presented. Following these steps helps communicate reliability and professionalism to exhibitors, attendees, and the wider events community.
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