> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://ccsdrupalguide.uoguelph.ca/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://ccsdrupalguide.uoguelph.ca/views/news.md).

# News Panes

## N3 - Recent news teaser list: Content Pane with Image

With this view each featured news content item displays the `Date` the news article was added to the site (in descending order), the `Feature Image` and the `Title` of the news article.

![N3 - Recent news teaser list: Content Pane with Image](/files/-LfehGSVTDmhuCvgy1gZ)

## N3 - Recent news teaser list

With this view each featured news content item displays the `Date` the news article was added to the site (in descending order) and the `Title` of the news article

![N3 - Recent news teaser list](/files/-LfehJIKkrZNl2_zxhZ2)

## N4 - Recent news teaser (bootstrap layout)

With this view each featured news content item displays the `Feature Image` and the `Title` of the news article.

![N4 - Recent news teaser (bootstrap layout)](/files/-LfehLpBw2zGYiHzRjmu)

## N4 - Recent news teaser (bootstrap layout): Content pane with Summary

With this view each featured news content item displays the `Feature Image`, `Title`, and some summary text. The summary text is the full `Summary` field of the news content item. If the `Summary` field is empty then a trimmed `Body` field (96 characters) is used.

![View: N4 - Recent news teaser (bootstrap layout): Content pane with Summary](/files/-LfehD8MhcyFpAqgMiA6)

## N5 - Browse news by date

With this view users can browse past news articles by month (the month the news article was added to the site).

![](/files/-Lfem8qlQkmymr1WIU_j)


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