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Scrollytelling content type
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Scrollytelling wraps a scroll-driven narrative page — text, media and data visualisations revealed progressively as the visitor scrolls.
Step-by-step: create a scrollytelling page
1. Open the add form
Dashboard → + Add content → Scrollytelling.
2. Header section
- Title (required) — the page headline. Drupal also uses it as the page’s internal name and as the basis for its URL.
3. Category section — taxonomies
- Component (required) — programme component.
- Service (optional) — drives the service-accent colour and the service-scoped listings.
4. Content Section
5. Teaser section
- Teaser title (required) — short title used on cards.
- Teaser (required, plain text) — the short description shown under the title in cards.
6. Metatags section
Override the SEO defaults if needed. See Metadata options.
7. Sidebar
- Revision log message — briefly describe what you changed in this edit.
- Access control (required) — select the organisation that owns this content.
8. Save and publish
Click Save. The page is saved as Draft. Use the Moderation state dropdown at the top of the form to move it through Needs Review → Published when ready (see Content workflow).