7.4.6 Sidebar F View in a new window

  • Large grey sidebar.
  • Appears first in the markup order.
  • Right aligned.

Twig: containers/sidebars/sidebar-f.twig

Example

Biography

Professor Edwards joined the Management Discipline Group in 2006 after previously working at the University of Western Sydney, Australia. Prior to pursuing an academic career in 1995, Deborah worked extensively in the hospitality and hotel sectors in Australia and overseas. Her PhD was on volunteerism at cultural attractions specifically urban museums and art museums.

Deborah has been the principle investigator for a number of large industry studies in the areas of business events impacts, tourists\' spatial movements, sustainable tourism management, and urban precinct management and development.

Professional

Deborah is leading the following projects:
UTS Visitor tracking project: using social networks to understand tourist dispersal beyond gateway cities. UTS Travel Tracks http://traveltracks.bus.uts.edu.au/

The National Long Term Tourism Strategy encourages the dispersal of tourists beyond gateway cities to stimulate regional growth and economic productivity, however only a relatively small number of international tourists visit a regional area.

Markup 
<div class="sidebar-grid sidebar-grid--f">
  {% block title %}
  {% endblock %}
  <div class="sidebar-grid__row">
    <aside class="sidebar-grid__sidebar">
      <div class="sidebar--alt">
        {% block sidebar %}
          {% include '@uts_theme/components/staff/staff.twig' %}
          <div class="sidebar__info">
            <h3 class="sidebar__info-title">Positions</h3>
            <p>Director (Postgraduate Research), The Dean's Unit</p>
            <p>Core Member, CCS - Cosmopolitan Civil Societies</p>
          </div>
          <div class="sidebar__info">
            <h3 class="sidebar__info-title">Education</h3>
            <p>GradDip in Tourism Mgmt, PhD (Commerce)</p>
            <p>Associate Fellow, Council of Australasian University Tourism and Hospitality Education</p>
          </div>
          <div class="sidebar__info sidebar--info-email">
            <h3 class="sidebar__info-title">Email</h3>
            <a href="mailto:Deborah.Edwards-1@uts.edu.au">Deborah.Edwards-1@uts.edu.au</a>
          </div>
          <div class="sidebar__info sidebar--info-phone">
            <h3 class="sidebar__info-title">Phone</h3>
            <span>+61 2 9514 5424</span>
          </div>
          <div class="sidebar__info sidebar--info-orcid">
            <h3 class="sidebar__info-title">ORCID</h3>
            <a href="#">0000-0002-8345-9700</a>
          </div>
        {% endblock %}
      </div>
      {% block sidebar_after %}
      {% endblock %}
    </aside>
    <main class="sidebar-grid__main">
      {% block main %}
        <h2>Biography</h2>
        {% embed '@uts_theme/components/read-more/read-more.twig' %}
          {% block content %}
            <p>Professor Edwards joined the Management Discipline Group in 2006 after previously working at the University of Western Sydney, Australia. Prior to pursuing an academic career in 1995, Deborah worked extensively in the hospitality and hotel sectors in Australia and overseas. Her PhD was on volunteerism at cultural attractions specifically urban museums and art museums.</p>
            <p>Deborah has been the principle investigator for a number of large industry studies in the areas of business events impacts, tourists\' spatial movements, sustainable tourism management, and urban precinct management and development.</p>
          {% endblock %}
        {% endembed %}

        <h2>Professional</h2>
        {% embed '@uts_theme/components/read-more/read-more.twig' %}
          {% block content %}
            <p>Deborah is leading the following projects:<br>UTS Visitor tracking project: using social networks to understand tourist dispersal beyond gateway cities. UTS Travel Tracks http://traveltracks.bus.uts.edu.au/</p>
            <p>The National Long Term Tourism Strategy encourages the dispersal of tourists beyond gateway cities to stimulate regional growth and economic productivity, however only a relatively small number of international tourists visit a regional area.</p>
          {% endblock %}
        {% endembed %}
      {% endblock %}
    </main>
  </div>
</div>