Scoutish page designs

If you would like to design your website to closely align with the design of Scouts.org.uk then we have created a few pre made block patterns to get you started. These all use the name “scoutish” and will have a few small difference from the official Scouts website design. The block patterns are as follows:

  • Scoutish header – Site navigation shared across all pages
  • Scoutish home page – Home page layout
  • Scoutish content page – Page layout shared across all content pages

Scoutish header can be set by following the Changing the navigation bar design following the navigation bar guide.

For both scoutish home page and scoutish content page please use the following guide when creating a new page:

  1. In page settings (on the right of the page editor) swap the page template to use the no title page template.
  2. In the page editor click on Block inserter -> patterns -> page layouts.
  3. Select either scoutish home page or scoutish content page and modify the blocks to fit your needs.

Examples

Scoutish navigation bar

Scoutish home page

To display the three images at the top of the page as shown here the image aspect ratio needs to be set to “Tall – 9:16”. Change this setting by selecting each image and changing the setting in the panel on the right.

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Activities

Our activity finder is bursting with programme ideas, and can be searched by section, time, cost, setting, type or learning outcomes.

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Badges

Master something you love, or try something shiny and new. These badges allow a young person to gain whichever badge is appropriate to the level they have reached.

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Nights away

Whether camping, hostelling, or sleepovers, nights away form an integral part of Scouts, which every young person should have an opportunity to take part in.

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POR

Scouts’ Policy Organisation and Rules (POR) provides support and guidance to help us all run Scouts.

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Training

Learn more about the training for your role and how you can prepare young people with skills for life.

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Scoutish content page

This WordPress block pattern is designed as a starter for content pages on your site. You can add, remove and modify blocks to match your page content. The ones provided by default are there to cover the various types found on The Scout website.

Headings should be bold and with a heading 2 (H2) level applied

Main content section with coloured / grey background

Add some text, set and image, add a link to another page etc.