Module parameters

Parameter categories

Each module is a set of parameters that describe how the front-end has to render it. There are seven parameter categories:

• Visual

• Animation

• Title and call to action (CTA)

• SEO

• Sponsor

• Data

• Alternative filters

Visual

Visual parameters control how the module looks and sits on the page. Use them to adjust layout width, background, color theme, spacing, grid density, and header behavior. These settings affect presentation only and do not change which content is shown or how it is selected.

Animation

Animation parameters control whether the module uses motion effects when it appears or updates on the page. Animation is optional and purely decorative. The exact animation style is defined by the front-end implementation.

Title and call to action (CTA)

Title and CTA parameters define the editorial framing of the module. Use them to introduce the content with a header, add a call to action, and link users to related pages. These settings help guide attention and encourage exploration without affecting content selection.

SEO

SEO parameters control the semantic structure of the module in the HTML. Use them to define heading levels and manage title visibility for search engines. These settings help maintain correct page hierarchy and SEO best practices without changing how the module appears visually.

Sponsor

Sponsor parameters allow associating the module with a commercial partner. Use them to display sponsor branding and labels. This ensures sponsorship visibility without interfering with editorial content or the overall narrative of the page.

Data

Data parameters control how many items are retrieved and displayed in the grid. Use them to manage pagination, limit content volume, and define the editorial selection that feeds the module. These settings directly affect which items appear and how much content users can browse.

Alternative filters

Alternative filter parameters provide a way to populate the grid without using an editorial selection. Use entity type and tags together to dynamically filter content. These filters are ignored when setting a selection slug.