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Research Direction Layout

Requirements

Create a markdown file under _research_directions. The file name of this markdown file should be the Research Direction Key.

Research Direction Key: The key to this research direction. This should be one word and lowercase. Please use - to concatenate. Note, the markdown file for the page needs to be this name. This will correspond to the url, tie with tagging team members (e.g. poli-sci) and potentially papers to show on the page.

Components within the ---

title: The title for this page (e.g Politics & Online Media) layout: Keep it as splash category: Keep it as research-directions order: Integer. The order within the home page. header: - overlay_filter: The overlay on top of the image. For example, a purple gradient can be described as: linear-gradient(rgba(157, 110, 219, 0.3), rgba(157, 110, 219, 1)) - overlay_image: The underlying image, used both on the research direction main page & the research direction gallery view on the home page one-liner: The one-liner / question shown on the home page. excerpt: Text for the header banner for the main research page – mainly used to describe what we do / or the team in two lines. (e.g. Our team creates tools and datasets to foster a safe, open space for online public discourse. We hope to empower researchers and the public to understand and navigate today’s digital landscape.)

Layout

We then create one of the following layout:

{{ INTRO }}

{{ TOPICS }} # if we have enough for topics

{{ Core Team Members}}

{{ Past Members}}

or

{{ INTRO }}

{{ Selected Publications }}

{{ Core Team Members}}

{{ Past Members}}

{{ Funding }}