Demo page for content folder components

A notification alert always appears at the top of the page, above the Snack content. It can be formatted as a box if the content is minimal. Remember you want to get your visitors attention without blocking out all the good content below!

Use this alert box to deliver timely information: event or rulemaking related info, just-in-time assistance or general updates.

Notification alert formatted as an open box

Use this format if your message is compact and won't block the top of the page! Thanks

This is an optional caption. This image is set to be a third of the content area and is linked to open a web page.

The Snack is a brief summary at the top of the web page, up to 250 words.

To add an image, use the Widget button, on the edit toolbar (second from the right, it looks like a sunburst).
To add a Notification Alert, use the content folder.

NOTE: this page is way too busy! Please don't overwhelm our visitors with too much of a good thing. Use components as your content deems necessary.

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Which components would be useful on your page?

This paragraph is the end of the Meal section content. As soon as you add a visual element, you will need to use a Content Folder. Only one content folder per page!

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Nooksack latest news, videos and events — Learn more about Climate Action in Washington.

The purpose of this page is to be a show-n-tell of all the fun and useful components you can add to a page. You may need to sprinkle Text types, like this one, within your components. Remember, the content in the Meal section ends as soon as one of these fine components is needed on a page.

Televisions

Computers

Laptops

Monitors

Tablets

E-readers

Portable DVD players

iFrames for videos, maps and data viz

Embed visual content using an iFrame. You must know the correct imbed link format from your source application.

YouTube = https://www.youtube.com/embed/###
ArcGIS = https://waecy.maps.arcgis.com/apps/
PowerBI =

Components for promotion, cross-linking and sub-navigation

A person in a blue striped shirt holds a reusable coffee cup

Do something grande for the environment: Bring your own cup

By bringing your own cup to coffee shops, you get your caffeine fix and reduce waste from single-use cups. The perfect blend! Shops and customers, save the planet and pledge to bring your own cup.

We all love our daily coffee fix, but the environmental cost of single-use cups is staggering – 50 billion of them are thrown away each year! That jolt of caffeine is essential, but the mountain of single-use cups it generates isn't. This May, you can do something about it by joining the "Bring Your Own Cup" campaign. You can make... Continue reading this blog...

Feature band for promotion

This is the content area

It can include formatted text and hyperlinks.

Kalama Export Facility <br>2020-2021

All Ecology positions

Use Nav Badges as a way to create visible subnavigation for a content section. They could link to a page in another section, like the Collections area. Or they could be a "jump link" that takes a visitor to a content section further down on the same page.

A single nav badge could be used as a way to promote a new blog or a blog category.

Is your page way too long?

Use accordions and tab boxes to "chunk up" your content and shorten the page length. Note on some mobile devices, tab boxes will display as accordions.

This shows an image that can be placed anywhere, like how you would add an image on a blog page. This shows an image that can be placed anywhere, like how you would add an image on a blog page. This shows an image that can be placed anywhere, like how you would add an image on a blog page.

This shows an image that can be placed anywhere, like how you would add an image on a blog page. This shows an image that can be placed anywhere, like how you would add an image on a blog page.

This is the content for the tab box.

This is the second tab.

How do you add an image? It's old school in the tabs. You have to add it as a sub component.

Text is in a component to wrap with the image.

something goes here

Table of Ecology contracts

Vendor	Purpose	Start date	End date	Ecology reference number	Value	Program
City of Centralia	Access to Small Works Roster	2/1/23	2/1/24	C2300110	$0	Office of Columbia River
University of Washington Evans School of Public Policy & Governance	Grocery Retail Food Rescue Research	1/1/23	6/30/23	C2300109	$1,850	Solid Waste Management
University of Washington Evans School of Public Policy & Governance	Regulatory Framework Regarding Greenhouse Gases from Intrastate Aviation in Washington	1/1/23	6/30/23	C2300108	$1,800	Air Quality
King County	Characterizing Stormwater Pollutant Concentrations in Mixed Residential and Highway Runoff in Seattle	2/6/23	6/30/23	C2300107	$101,420	Water Quality
South Puget Sound Community College	System Administration Support	2/6/23	6/30/23	C2300106	$200,000	Administrative

Image carousel

Visitors love clicking through images, so if you have them, share them! Carousels function best when all the images are sized and cropped similarly (landscape or portrait).

Stay up-to-date with what Ecology is doing to implement the landmark Climate Commitment Act

Litter is a big problem with easy solutions, and small daily choices have a big impact. Learn about our campaign to live litter-free and help others do the same.

Aerial view of islands with trees surrounded by water.

The Blue Heron Slough project is restoring 353 acres of Snohomish River estuary habitat, which will benefit Chinook salmon and in turn, aid recovery of southern resident orcas in Puget Sound.

Ecology staff evaluating a tank of hazardous waste

Washington state’s Department of Ecology wants to make its hazardous waste planning fee more equitable by clarifying how it will be calculated.

Three people kayaking down a rushing river

Outdoor image of the Lacey Ecology headquarters building

Learn more about Ecology and the work we do in this short video.

A large red sea star and a smaller sea star with a mottled dark and light pattern sit side-by-side on a bed of macroalgae.

Spotlight on the bat star: a critter with “battitude”

This month we're taking you on a Halloween journey into uncharted territory for our blog – outside of Puget Sound - to highlight an appropriately-themed critter: the bat star.

En español

Come with me if you dare, Critter fans, on a Halloween journey into uncharted territory for our blog – outside of Puget Sound. That’s right, this month we’re leaving the safe and familiar estuarine mud of the Sound for Washington’s dark, moody Olympic coast to highlight an appropriately-themed critter: the bat star.

Winging it

The bat star, also known as... Continue reading this blog...

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Contact our Language Access team: language@ecy.wa.gov

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Cally Whiteside
Kentico helper & troubleshooter
cally.whiteside@ecy.wa.gov
360-701-8300