Templates

Alma's Content Management System offers several templates which allow you to customize how your web pages use our system. Templates allow you to easily customize how your page looks without requiring extensive knowledge of HTML. Each web page requires you to choose one template from the following:

Auto Archive
If you want to archive all of the entries posted to a page, the Auto Archive template can do all of the work for you.
Auto Gallery
This template allows you to create quick photo galleries that allow you make the CMS do the work of cropping and resizing images.
Sublevel
Most webpages use the sublevel template. This is the standard layout, which displays your content, and then the content of any entries you have posted along with the date and time the entry was posted.
Sublevel - No Timestamp
This template displays entries as normal, but omits the date and time at the bottom of the entry.
Sublevel - Entry Headlines
This template is nearly the same as the standard sublevel template, but it only displays the entry title and the summary of that entry, and creating a link to the rest of the article.
Sublevel- No Entries
This template does not display any entries at all. Entries are still available through an archive, however.

Each Sublevel template displays entries differently. The differences can be seen below.

Displaying entry headlines, content and timestamps
Sublevel
Displaying entry headlines, summaries and timestamps
Sublevel - Entry Headlines
Displaying entry headlines and content
Sublevel - No Timestamp
Not displaying entries
Sublevel - No Entries

 

The Alma College Students in Free Enterprise (SIFE) team has won 11 consecutive regional championships. The competition awards the SIFE teams that are most effective in teaching the principles of market economics through outreach projects in their communities. Last year’s team presented 12 projects, including teaching ethics and entrepreneurship skills to students at a juvenile detention center and launching an entrepreneurship competition for students with business ideas.

 

Leadership Profile

Ronald Kapp

Ronald Kapp

Ron Kapp taught more than 2,500 students during his 32 years at Alma College. Teaching was more than just a job for him, though. He took a genuine interest in impacting and shaping the lives of the students he taught. He helped enhance Alma's reputation through measures such as the Africa Fellowship Program and installing Phi Beta Kappa at the College.