CMS GUIDE

Important! This CMS Guide page is to be used as reference for the newer sections and content developed for this v3_0 site instance. This site also includes sections and content that was migrated from the older v2_0 site instance (note that the migrated sections are distinguishable from the newer sections in that they do NOT follow the "section [number]" naming convention.) If you are looking for documentation on the older "v2" content, please see the V2 CMS Guide.

Note that Custom HTML Modules belonging to sections that were migrated from the v2_0 site instance may not show content as expected inside their [WYSIWYG] content editors, due to global styling updates intended for v3_0 content. These global updates should not affect any previewed or published migrated content.

Style Management
Page Templates
Custom HTML Modules: Content Editor (WYSIWYG) FAQs
General Advice & FAQs
CMS User Notes
Section Guide

Style Management

The following labels refer to styling options/classes in the "STYLE" dropdown menu located in the toolbar in every Custom HTML Module's content editor. Note that the previous site instance's style management options are not documented here. These styling options include a "v2" prefix in their names, and should not be used in any of the newer sections (the ones documented in this page's Section Guide.)

Heading Text:

Heading 1

Heading 2

Heading 3

Heading 4

Body Text:

Body 1

Special Text:

Eyebrow

Lorem ipsum dolor

Heading with Red Line*

*Headings with the "Heading with Red Line" styling option applied appear with a red line underneath on mobile only. Adjust screen width to under 800px to view mobile styling. Intended for use ONLY in Custom HTML Modules that are assigned to the Module Layout "v3 - Custom HTML -- Red Line Left" which adds a vertical red line to the left of the entire module's content on desktop only.

Font Weight:

Font Weight Regular*

Font Weight Medium

Font Weight Semi-Bold

Font Weight Bold

*This is the default font weight for non-heading text elements.

Text Color:

♦ Color Red

♦ Color White

Buttons & Links* **:

This is an Inline Link. Note that the same styling is applied by default to any link that does not have a "Button" styling option applied.

This is an Inline Link (Underline).

Primary Button

Secondary Button

*Use your mouse to hover over links in order to see their hover states.

**Before applying any of these link styles, make sure that the element you're applying the style to is ALREADY a link. See Custom HTML Modules: Content Editor (WYSIWYG) FAQs to learn how to add a link inside your content editor.

Ordered/Unordered List:

The following examples do not have any styling options applied. They are included to demonstrate the default appearance of ordered and unordered list elements.

Lorem ipsum
Dolor sit
Amet lorem

Lorem ipsum
Dolor sit
Amet lorem

Blockquote:

The following example does not have any styling option applied. It is included to demonstrate the default appearance of blockquote elements.

Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua. Ut enim ad minim veniam, quis nostrud exercitation ullamco laboris nisi ut aliquip ex ea commodo consequat. Duis aute irure dolor in reprehenderit in voluptate velit esse cillum dolore eu fugiat nulla pariatur.

- Lorem Ipsum, Dolor Sit Amet

Image & Caption:

The following example does not have any styling option applied. It is included to demonstrate the default appearance of figure (image & caption) elements.

Spacing:

Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet.

↑ Margin Top 10px

Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet.

↑ Margin Top 20px

Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet.

↑ Margin Top 30px

Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet.

↑ Margin Top 40px

Page Templates

What page templates are available to create new pages with?

The following page templates are available in the "CMS Theme" theme:

Page Template 1 - Suggested Use: Other. This page template includes no sections by default, only the global header & footer.
Page Template 2 - Suggested Use: Article, Blog, etc. This page template includes a Hero Banner (Section 1a) and a section for full-width copy (Section 2b.)

In which theme should I create my page? / Which theme should my page be assigned to?

To use one of the page templates, you must create your page inside the theme where the desired page template resides. You may later assign the page to another theme if needed.

See General Advice & FAQs for more details.

What if I don't need all the sections used in a template?

Before using a CMS page template to create a page, determine if you’re going to need all the sections used in that template. Then, after using the template to create a new page, remove the sections from the page which aren’t needed BEFORE SAVING THE NEW PAGE. This prevents those sections from ever being created and we avoid cluttering the system with unused sections and modules.

Can I create a CMS page without using one of the CMS Page Templates?

See General Advice & FAQs.

Custom HTML Modules: Content Editor (WYSIWYG) FAQs

How do I replace placeholder ("lorem ipsum") or unwanted text content?

The content editor can be finicky. To replace placeholder or unwanted text, we recommend that you first click the “BLOCKS” button in the toolbar to reveal outlines surrounding block-level elements. Then, select the text you wish to replace and type in your desired text. Or, you can place your cursor at the end of the text you want to replace, add your desired text, and then select and delete the placeholder text preceding it. We do NOT recommend selecting all placeholder text in the editor and deleting it before you add your desired content. As a result you may accidentally erase necessary markup that the content depends on. It is always best to edit text elements one at a time rather than deleting everything you don’t want from the start.

Can I copy/paste from other sources?

Be very careful when copy/pasting text content from other sources into a Custom HTML module's content editor. When copying from an external document, take steps to ensure the text you are copying is plain text (as opposed to rich text.) When copying from a web page, make sure you are ONLY including text and not actual HTML tags (<p>, <br>, etc.) as this could result in unintended styling/format inconsistencies.

How do I change the appearance of text content (color, font size, etc)?

The "STYLE" dropdown in the toolbar can be used to edit the styling/appearance of content. Keep in mind that when you add a style from the dropdown, it does not overwrite other styles previously applied to the element. This allows greater flexibility in cases where you may need more than one style applied, but you will need to remember to uncheck undesired styles after applying them.

Please refer to Style Management for examples of classes/styles you may apply.

Keep in mind that changing the appearance or styles of text should be done SPARINGLY - for the sake of consistency across pages, it is best to stick with the module's default styling whenever possible.

How do I add/edit a link?

The "insert/edit link" button in the toolbar is used to create and modify links:

To create a new link, type your desired link text within the content editor, select it, and then click the "insert/edit link" button. This may be tricky if you're creating a new link next to an already-existing link. To do this, place your cursor at the end of the existing link's text and then press the right arrow key, so your cursor is outside the existing link. Then, type the new link's text, select it and click the "insert/edit link" button.

To modify an existing link, click into the middle of the link text within the content editor, then click the "insert/edit link" button.

Note: Using proper link text is very important. For more details, see "Does it matter what I use for [clickable] link text?" in General Advice & FAQs.

How do I add/edit an image?

The "asset picker" button in the toolbar allows you to add images into the content editor. To modify an existing asset, click the asset and then click the "asset picker" button. Not all custom HTML modules were made with the intent to have an image placed in them. (Tip: If your default placeholder content did not contain an image, you should probably avoid adding one with this tool.)

Note: If you're including an image in a Custom HTML module, remember to consider the image alt text (which is editable through the "asset picker" button), and include a value when necessary. For more details, see "Do I need to update/include alt text for every image?" in General Advice & FAQs.

How do I add a code snippet?

The "insert code snippet" button in the toolbar adds pre-made snippets of code into the content editor. Note that code snippets are often (but not always) used as a way to revert either the entire content of a Custom HTML Module to its default state, or to revert a part of its content to its original state. In many cases you will not need to use code snippets unless you're attempting to "fix" a module (i.e. bring back original content which was since removed.)

Additionally, code snippets are used as a way to add specific html into your content editor that is either difficult or impossible to achieve without editing the actual source code.

IMPORTANT: Be very careful to only use code snippets that are intended for use in the specific module you’re editing. In most cases the name of the code snippet should partially or exactly match the name of the module you’re editing. A list of all code snippets that are intended for use within a module will appear in that module's parent section's documentation in the Section Guide. Do not use a code snippet when the section name in the title of the code snippet does not match the section you are currently editing. For example, if you're editing a section created from a section template labeled as "Section 1" you should only be using code snippets whose titles include "Section 1."

I've messed up my edits and would like to revert to the original "lorem ipsum" placeholder content. Is there a way to do that?

Check to see if the module you're editing has a default code snippet available. The name of the snippet should match the name of your module (minus the given section name prefix.) If so, you may delete the entire content and then insert the appropriate code snippet. Some modules don't have default code snippets available, but they may have other snippets which could replace specific portions of your content.

Does it matter which levels of headings (H1, H2, etc) I use in my content?

Yes. For SEO and accessibility purposes, it is important that your page’s heading structure is hierarchical. This means that your page’s top heading needs to be an h1 heading.

You should also be careful to avoid skipping heading levels (i.e. using an h3 heading before an h2 has been used, etc.) If you need to change the appearance of a heading without changing the level, apply one of the heading classes from the content editor's "STYLE" dropdown (see Style Management for a list of these heading style classes.)

General Advice & FAQs

How can I ensure that my content will be accessible to all users?

Be sure to follow all recommendations and instructions given in this guide, particularly the recommendations involving link text, image alt text, and heading levels. To learn more about accessibility, please see Accessibility for Radancy CMS Publishers.

Where can I find/upload assets (images, videos, etc.) for use in CMS content?

All assets that are specific to this site instance should be placed in the "cms" folder inside the "v3_0" folder (cms/v3_0/). Inside the "v3_0" folder there are folders for specific types of assets, such as banner images (cms/v3_0/banner/), page thumbnail images for related content (cms/v3_0/content-page-thumbnails/), awards (cms/v3_0/awards/), and icons (cms/v3_0/icons/). Assets that are not any of these specific types should be placed in a folder for the page where the asset appears. For example, images that are used on the homepage are found in the "home" folder (cms/v3_0/home/).

Can I change the layout assignment of a page/section/module?

You should never change a layout assignment unless specifically instructed to do so in the relevant section's documentation found in the Section Guide. This will almost always lead to unintended results.

Can I add a module to a section?

You should never add a module to a section unless specifically instructed to do so in the relevant section's documentation found in the Section Guide. This will almost always lead to unintended results.

When I'm adding a section from the "Add New" section menu to a page, what should I name my new section?

To avoid future confusion, especially for other CMS users who may need to edit/update the content you're creating, naming conventions should be consistent throughout the site. When creating a section that you anticipate will only be used on the page you're adding it to, we recommend the following naming convention: [Page Name OR Abbreviated Page Name] - [Section Template Name] [Number (only include if you anticipate other sections of the same template will be added to the same page.)] For example, "Benefits - Copy" or "DEI - Copy 1." If you anticipate that the section you're creating may be used on other pages as well, we suggest giving it a name that summarizes its purpose/intent rather than its content or context (which may change or be updated later.) For example, "Human Resources Job List" or "Annual Job Fair CTA."

Note: While you CAN change a section's name after creating it, you will NOT be able to change the names of the modules included in the section (which will, by default, include the ORIGINAL section name.) So we recommend that you carefully choose a good name for each section you create.

Can I create a CMS page without using one of the CMS Page Templates?

Yes, but this is not recommended as creating a page without using a CMS Page Template will require you to select a page layout. To avoid selecting the incorrect layout, we recommend using one of the available CMS Page Templates, in all cases.

If you are looking to create a "blank" page, see the next question.

How do I create a "blank" page?

To create a blank page, click the "Add Page" button in the "CMS Primary Theme" theme and select the [TEMPLATE NAME] page template.

Which theme should my page be assigned to?

All CMS pages should be assigned to the "CMS Theme" theme.

DO NOT assign any CMS pages to the "Default Theme (GST)" theme. This theme is enabled for CMS due to system requirements, but it is NOT intended to be used as a theme for CMS Pages.

Do I need to update/include alt text for every image?

Every time you add or replace an image file, you should consider whether to include alt text for the image. In some cases, such as when the image is considered descriptive and not essential to the page content, alt text may be left blank. For more details, please see this alt text decision tree. Not only are these considerations essential in making the site accessible to non-visual users, it will also improve SEO.

Does it matter what I use for [clickable] link text?

It matters a lot. To make links accessible to all users, use link text that would make sense to users if taken out of the surrounding context. For example, "learn more about our benefits" is acceptable, whereas "click here" or "learn more" are not. This is important in all situations but be particularly careful when adding/editing links inside Custom HTML modules, as you'll have full control over what text is included in a link.

How do I update/add a hero banner to my page?

A hero banner (Section 1a) will be included on your page by default, if your page is assigned to the standard "v3 - Content Page" Page Layout. See Section 1a in the Section Guide for details on how to edit the hero banner.

To remove the hero banner from a page, assign the page to the "v3 - Content Page -- No Hero Banner" Page Layout.

CMS User Notes

How can I add to or update the notes to this section?

Find this section (title: "CMS Guide - CMS User Notes") in your section list and edit its Custom HTML Module to add as many notes as you'd like right here. Be careful to not delete this instructional text, so that it may be referenced later on.

Add your notes below:

Section Guide

Important! Before using a section from this guide, please read the corresponding documentation for that section. Documentation is found above each section in this guide.

Note that section titles are color coded based on which menu they can be found in after clicking the "add section" button on any page:

Red - find this section in the "Use Existing" Menu.
Green - find this section in the "Add New" Menu.

Keep in mind that when you edit a section from the "Use Existing" Menu, you are editing every instance of that section. Sections added via the "Add New" Menu are safe to be edited freely, as a new instance of the section is created every time it's added to a page.

THEME ONLY - DO NOT ADD TO PAGE | Hero Banner - (Section 1a)

Suggested Use: Content Page Hero Banner

Notes: DO NOT ADD THIS SECTION TO A PAGE. It will be included at the theme level on all content pages that are assigned to a v3 Page Layout that does NOT include "No Hero Banner" in its name (i.e. "v3 - Content Page"). To remove the section, assign the content page to a v3 Page Layout that includes "No Hero Banner" in the Page Layout name (i.e. "v3 - Content Page -- No Hero Banner.")

This section leverages the "Banner" settings found on every Content Page. Inside the "Banner" settings, use the "Headline" field to input banner text. The "Short Description" field is not used and should be left empty.

Note that longer banner text can be broken into separate lines manually. To do this, use the pipe/vertical bar symbol ("|") to signify line breaks when inputting text into the "Headline" field (i.e. "Line 1 text|Line 2 text"). These symbols will be replaced with line breaks when the text is rendered. It is not recommended to include more than 1 line break.

Note that if the banner is intended to have an image, a desktop image (1240x465) AND a mobile image (800x610) should be included in the page's banner settings. If there is only 1 image included, the banner will not appear correctly on some screen sizes.

Note that if NO image is included in the page's banner settings, a light gray background will appear behind the text, and the text will be black instead of white.

Available Code Snippets: N/A

CMS Guide (New)

Copy - (Section 2a)

Suggested Use: general copy

Notes: The vertical red line appearing to the left of the section's content (on desktop only) is associated with the "v3 - Custom HTML - Red Line Left" Module Layout that the "Section 2 - Copy" Module is assigned to by default. The horizontal red line that appears under the module's default heading text (on mobile only) is associated with the "Heading with Red Line" styling option documented in Style Management. This Module Layout and styling option are intended to be used in conjunction with each other, although their behaviors are not dependent on each other. If no red line is desired on mobile or desktop, please use the Section 2c variant instead, which was created for this purpose.

Available Code Snippets:

v3 - Section 2 - Horizontal Divider: Adds a 1px horizontal line/rule that may be used to separate content.

Lorem Ipsum Dolor

Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua. Ut enim ad minim veniam, quis nostrud exercitation ullamco laboris nisi ut aliquip ex ea commodo consequat. Duis aute irure dolor in reprehenderit in voluptate velit esse cillum dolore eu fugiat nulla pariatur.

Intro - (Section 2b)

Suggested Use: page intro copy

Notes: See Section 2a. This section variant is identical except for the heading, which includes "eyebrow" text above it.

Available Code Snippets: See Section 2a.

Lorem ipsum dolor

Copy - (Section 2c)

Suggested Use: See Section 2a.

Notes: See Section 2a. This section variant is identical except that it does NOT include a red line under its heading (on mobile) or to the left side of the content (on desktop.)

Available Code Snippets: See Section 2a.

Lorem Ipsum Dolor

Career Areas - (Section 3a)

Suggested Use: Home Page "Career Areas"

Notes: N/A

Available Code Snippets: N/A

Career areas

From R&D to Manufacturing, Corporate Functions to Commercial, and every team in between, everyone’s contributions at Takeda make a meaningful impact in pursuit of new possibilities for patients, our people and the planet.

VIEW ALL CAREER AREAS

Lorem Ipsum Dolor

Slider - (Section 7a)

Suggested Use: Image slider (carousel) with supporting copy

Notes: To add a new image slide to a section created from this template, go to the section and use the copy icon button on the last "Section 7 - Image [number]" Media Module to create a duplicate of that module, giving it the same name but incrementing the [number] by 1.

Recommended image size is 700x500. Do not attempt to use a "Section 7 - Image [number]" Media Module to render a video, it will only accept image media types.

Available Code Snippets: N/A

Lorem ipsum dolor

Slider - (Section 8a)

Suggested Use: Employee photos with testimonials/quotes

Notes: Recommended image size: 800x720 (mobile), 900x535 (desktop). When editing any of the "Section 8 - Image [number]" Media Modules, be sure to fill out the Description field in the format "- [first name] [last name], [role type]". Then, use that same value (without the hyphen prefix) in the Alternative Text field. Do not attempt to replace the image with a video, these modules will only accept image file types.

The quote text should be a SINGLE PARAGRAPH and limited to about 200 characters, possibly less depending on how the lines break in the final text. After editing the quote text, be sure to test the section at various screen sizes to verify that the length of text is not problematic to the section's structure/design. Do not style the text.

The section can contain a maximum of 4 slides. To remove a slide from a section created from this template, simply remove the slide's modules from the section. For example, to remove the first slide, remove the "Section 8 - Quote 1" Custom HTML Module and the "Section 8 - Image 1" Media Module from the section's first column.

Available Code Snippets: N/A

Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua. Ut enim ad minim veniam, quis nostrud exercitation ullamco laboris.

- Jane Doe, Role Type

Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua. Ut enim ad minim veniam, quis nostrud exercitation ullamco laboris.

- Jane Doe, Role Type

Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua. Ut enim ad minim veniam, quis nostrud exercitation ullamco laboris.

- Jane Doe, Role Type

Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua. Ut enim ad minim veniam, quis nostrud exercitation ullamco laboris.

- Jane Doe, Role Type

Image and Copy - (Section 9a)

Suggested Use: Extra wide "animated" image (intended to be a photo collage) that slides across the screen, with supporting copy above

Notes: Recommended image size: 3144x1376 (mobile), 5760x688 (desktop).

Available Code Snippets:

Section 9 - Copy RESET: Use in any "Section 9 - Copy" Module to "reset" content to its default state. Before using, clear all content in the Module's content editor.

Lorem ipsum dolor

Image and Copy - (Section 9b)

Suggested Use: See Section 9a

Notes: See Section 9a

Available Code Snippets: N/A

Lorem ipsum dolor

Media and Copy - (Section 10a)

Suggested Use: Image or video with supporting copy

Notes: Recommended image size: 800x600.

Available Code Snippets: N/A

Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet

Lorem ipsum dolor

Awards - (Section 11a)

Suggested Use: showcase a group of awards/badges that slide across the screen

Notes: When using this template to create a new section, the new section will contain no awards by default. This is to reduce unecessary duplication of "award" modules when the template is used, and to allow CMS user the freedom to select different awards for each section instance as needed. To add an EXISTING award to the new section, add the desired "award" Media Module (it will be named "Section 11 - Award -- [example award name]") to the section's 2nd column.

To add an award that does not yet exist as a "Section 11 - Award" Media Module, go to your section and click the "copy" icon button on any of the "Section 11 - Award" Media Modules in the section's 2nd column. This will create a new Media Module. Name the Media Module following the same format as the others ("Section 11 - Award -- [example award name]") and edit its affiliated image asset and alternative text as needed.

Available Code Snippets: N/A

Lorem ipsum dolor

CTA - (Section 12a)

Suggested Use: Job Alerts CTA + Talent Community CTA

Notes: N/A

Available Code Snippets: N/A

Ready to join #TeamTakeda?

Get Alerts

Join our talent community.

Disclosure - (Section 13a)

Suggested Use: Globe animation with job search links by country

Notes: N/A

Available Code Snippets:

Section 13 - Copy RESET: Use in the "Section 13 - Copy" Module to "reset" content to its default state. Before using, clear all content in the Module's content editor.

Our locations

Select a country to see available jobs.

Multi Item - (Section 14a)

Suggested Use: Image links to global region pages, with supporting copy

Notes: Recommended image size: 1000x500. Note that we are using the same image assets for all screen sizes, and "cropping" the images based on screen size. On mobile screens, the bottom portion of the image is visible while the far left and right sides are not, and vice versa for desktop screens. For this reason the main content in each image should appear at the center top.

In some cases, the developer has targeted a specific image to have it crop a bit differently from the rest. This is based on the image asset file path, so if any of the targeted images are later intended to be replaced and the custom cropping removed, be sure to add the replacement image as a new asset rather than replacing the existing asset.

Available Code Snippets:

Section 14 - Copy RESET: Use in the "Section 14 - Copy" Module to "reset" content to its default state. Before using, clear all content in the Module's content editor.

Uniting talent through purpose

With a presence in all regions of the world, we’re constantly looking for people who are just as passionate as we are about advancing healthcare and creating a brighter future. Discover opportunities to join #TeamTakeda at a location near you.

By the Numbers - (Section 15a)

Suggested Use: Graphic showing company hiring statistics, with supporting copy

Notes: N/A

Available Code Snippets: N/A

Our footprint by the numbers

50,000+ employees worldwide. Over 80 global locations. Top Employer in over 39 Countries and 4 Regions.

Disclosure - (Section 16a)

Suggested Use: Benefit description and details

Notes: Icon image assets intended for any "Section 16 - Icon Heading" Media Module may be found in the CMS folder (/cms/icons) and will include a "section-16" prefix in their file name. New icon image assets saved to this folder should be formatted and named in the same manner as the others.

To remove the icon from a "Section 16 - Icon Heading" Media Module, simply click the delete (trash) icon in the Media Module's "Primary Asset" field.

Available Code Snippets: N/A

Lorem ipsum dolor

Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Etiam congue, urna eu efficitur accumsan, massa sem rhoncus elit, eu mattis erat metus gravida dolor.

Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Etiam congue, urna eu efficitur accumsan, massa sem rhoncus elit, eu mattis erat metus gravida dolor. Maecenas imperdiet sodales dolor, sit amet malesuada lorem tincidunt in. Nunc a risus augue. Sed pellentesque pharetra iaculis. Donec gravida risus ut placerat venenatis. Integer sed erat eget risus rutrum condimentum. Curabitur tincidunt nisl ornare, viverra est eget, condimentum lectus. Integer pretium justo ac odio vestibulum ornare. Nullam mi risus, faucibus lacinia justo et, auctor vehicula lectus.

Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet

FAQs - (Section 18a)

Suggested Use: Icon heading with a set of 1 or more FAQs

Notes: To add a new FAQ to a section created from this template, go to the section and click the "copy" icon button on the last "Section 18 - FAQ [number]" Custom HTML Module, to create a new module. Give the new module the same name as the original, but increment the number at the end by 1. You may then edit the new module as needed.

Icon image assets intended for any "Section 18 - Icon Heading" Media Module may be found in the CMS folder (/cms/icons) and will include a "section-18" prefix in their file name. New icon image assets saved to this folder should be formatted and named in the same manner as the others.

To remove the icon from a "Section 18 - Icon Heading" Media Module, simply click the delete (trash) icon in the Media Module's "Primary Asset" field.

Available Code Snippets:

Section 18 - FAQ RESET: Use in any "Section 18 - FAQ [number]" Module to "reset" content to its default state. Before using, clear all content in the Module's content editor.

Lorem ipsum dolor

Tablist - (Section 19a)

Suggested Use: "Jobs For You" Tabs (Featured Jobs, Recently Viewed Jobs, Saved Jobs)

Notes: N/A

Available Code Snippets: N/A

Jobs for you

You have not viewed any jobs yet.

You have not saved any jobs yet.

View more jobs

CMS GUIDE

Table of Contents

Style Management

Heading Text:

Body Text:

Special Text:

Lorem ipsum dolor

Heading with Red Line*

Font Weight:

Font Size:

Text Color:

Buttons & Links* **:

Ordered/Unordered List:

Blockquote:

Image & Caption:

Spacing:

Page Templates

Custom HTML Modules: Content Editor (WYSIWYG) FAQs

General Advice & FAQs

CMS User Notes

Section Guide

THEME ONLY - DO NOT ADD TO PAGE | Hero Banner - (Section 1a)

Copy - (Section 2a)

Lorem Ipsum Dolor

Intro - (Section 2b)

Lorem ipsum dolor

Copy - (Section 2c)

Lorem Ipsum Dolor

Career Areas - (Section 3a)

Career areas

Related Content Static - (Section 4a)

Related Content Static - (Section 4b)

Related Content Dynamic - (Section 5a)

Related content

Related Content Static - (Section 6a)

Lorem Ipsum Dolor

Related Content Static - (Section 6b)

Lorem Ipsum Dolor

Slider - (Section 7a)

Lorem ipsum dolor

Slider - (Section 8a)

Image and Copy - (Section 9a)

Lorem ipsum dolor

Image and Copy - (Section 9b)

Lorem ipsum dolor

Media and Copy - (Section 10a)

Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet

Awards - (Section 11a)

Lorem ipsum dolor

CTA - (Section 12a)

Ready to join #TeamTakeda?

Join our talent community.

Disclosure - (Section 13a)

Our locations

Multi Item - (Section 14a)

Uniting talent through purpose

By the Numbers - (Section 15a)

Our footprint by the numbers

Disclosure - (Section 16a)

Lorem ipsum dolor

Related Content Static - (Section 17a)

Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet

FAQs - (Section 18a)

Lorem ipsum dolor

Tablist - (Section 19a)

Jobs for you