A place / POI ("point of interest") shows address information with optional images and texts as well as a map.
Places can be linked to organizations, persons, events, church services and location maps, among other things. This means that the address data for a specific location does not have to be re-entered each time.
The detail view of a place automatically generates structured data for search engine optimisation, which is written invisibly into the page.
Places can be dragged directly onto a page or used in lists.
Maps can be displayed in the POI element. The type of map used (Google or OSM) depends on the settings configured for the maps. If OSM is configured, OSM is used. If Google is configured, Google is used unless OSM is also configured.
The maps in the POI behave identically to the respective specific location map element in terms of data protection law.
The detail view shows the entire content including all images and text paragraphs. The output can be extensively customized using the element settings.
The detail view is usually intended for use on a detail page, as the target of the link of an teaser in a list.
This formatter displays the POI in the form of an article, with the image and text displayed at the top and the address, opening hours and map shown at the bottom.
The detail view shows the entire content including all images and text paragraphs. The output can be extensively customized using the element settings.
The detail view is usually intended for use on a detail page, as the target of the link of an teaser in a list.
The elaborate formatter in list can show the complete content including image and texts.
This formatter can only be used in a list. The element settings are specially adapted to display contact contents in the list.
A link to a detail view is optionally possible, but not absolutely necessary, as all information from the content can also already appear in the list. Whether a link to the detail view appears is controlled with the element setting Link target in the list.
The place with map in (static) list displays a shortened version of the content with a map and address. In addition, a link to the detail view of the content is generated.
This teaser can only be used in a static list.
The elaborate teaser shows a shortened version of the content with an image and a text excerpt. Additionally it creates a link to the detail view of the content.
This teaser can only be used in a list.
The compact formatter in list can display all text contents. An image is not shown.
This formatter can only be used in a list. The element settings are specially adapted to display contact contents in the list.
A link to a detail view is optionally possible, but not absolutely necessary, as all information from the content can also already appear in the list. Whether a link to the detail view appears is controlled with the element setting Link target in the list.
The compact teaser shows a shortened version of the content with a text excerpt. An image is not displayed. Additionally it creates a link to the detail view of the content.
This teaser can only be used in a list.
The text tile teaser shows a shortened version of the content. Despite its name, the teaser can also display an image in addition to the text. Additionally it creates a link to the detail view of the content.
On larger screens, the elements in the list are arranged in several columns next to each other and rows below each other. All elements in a line are displayed with the same height.
This teaser can only be used in a list.
The masonry teaser displays a shortened version of the content with an image and a text excerpt. In addition, a link to the detail view of the content is created.
On larger screens, the elements of the list are displayed in several columns next to each other. The elements are automatically "fitted" optimally next to each other like bricks in a wall, even if they have different heights.
This teaser can only be used in a list.