Ipas web style guide
Consistent styling is important to optimize the user’s experience. In addition to the out of the box modules from Divi Builder, our Divi Library has styles for modules, rows, and sections that can be added to any page.
Detailed instructions for how to edit the site are still in the ipas.org guide, found in our ipas.org project folder.
Text styling
Quotes
Buttons
Photos
Content highlights
Layouts
Text styling
- Page titles are automated as H1 so page content should always start with an H2.
- Always use consective heading styles (i.e. H5’s should only be applied if below an H4).
- Do not use a bold or italic style with heading styles. These typefaces already have a weight applied.
H1-automated page titles (52px/2.6em, 1 em line height)
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H3—Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt. (20px/1em, 1.2em line height)
H4—Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt. (20px/1em, 1.2em line height)
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This is paragraph with bold, italic, and a link:
- Here’s a bullet
- Second bullet
- Third bullet
This is paragraph with bold, italic, and a link:
- And numbered
- Second bullet
- Third bullet
Standard quote styling. See Quote styling modules below. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua. Sem viverra aliquet eget sit amet tellus cras adipiscing. Faucibus scelerisque eleifend donec pretium vulputate sapien nec sagittis aliquam.
Climate Justice
Larger intro adds visual interest. New Section—Add from Library—Intro text
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December 25, 2023
In the nearly two years since the U.S. Supreme Court struck down the constitutional right to abortion in the United States, the abortion landscape has become fragmented and increasingly polarized. In more than half of the 50 U.S. states, abortion is now completely banned, heavily restricted or under legal threat.
Harmful U.S. Policies
December 25, 2023
A ‘legend and reference point’ for reproductive rights in Africa, Brookman-Amissah’s 30 years of trailblazing work improved abortion access across the continent.
Climate Justice
Q&A formatting. New Row—Add from Library—Q&A questions
Why did you decide to do this research project?
Heron: As a bisexual agender parent of a tween, I am hyper-aware of the need for culturally competent sex ed.
Paige: I am always looking for ways to more intentionally work across movements, particularly repro and queer movements. This research project offered the opportunity to do just that while shining a light on communities that get overlooked in policy and advocacy spaces.
Media contact. New Module—Add from Library—Media fore more info
For more information, contact [email protected].
Quote styling
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— Quote attribution in bold
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New Module—Add from Library—Pull quote box
Large quote section. New Section—Add from Library—Gray Full Quote
White supremacy in global health
“In the global health and human rights community, where I sit professionally, there’s been a lot of discussion in the last few years about decolonizing global health,” writes Ipas President and CEO Anu Kumar in a piece published by Think Global Health. “What we don’t talk about explicitly enough, however, is how white supremacy operates in this sector… The linkages between colonialism and patriarchy, between racial justice and gender justice are undeniable. They have—and still do—oppress Black and brown women.” Read her piece
Use for almost all cases
New Module—Add to Library—Standard orange button
Use when on orange backgrounds
New Module—Add to Library—Transparent White-button
Use on resource pages to direct to publications in other languages.
New Module—Add to Library—Blue-French (Spanish, English, Portuguese)
Fundraise Up Donate button triggers donate form overlay
New Module—Add to Library—FUP donate
Photos
Image sizes
If photos are not sized correctly they can slow down site performance and will break many of our automated module styles. All page feature images (header photos) must be sized exactly 1280 x 533 px at 72 dpi. Additional photos should be sized at a maximum of 1920px wide at 72dpi.
Photo carousel slideshow: New module—Add from Library—Photo carousel
Title
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Title
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Title
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Image and photo credits New Module—Add from Library—Image Credit. You might have to adjust spacing in the Design tab > Margins
AP PHOTO/ALEX BRANDON
Content highlight or promo styles
Colored block rows: New row—Add from Library—Color block row-orange OR Color block row-blue
- These are text modules with a shortcode that contains the post ID [ids=”84395“]
- Replace the post ID (ID highlighted in orange) with the post you want to link to
- The post ID appears in the URL when editing the post: Example: https://ipas.org/wp-admin/post.php?post=4038&action=edit
- The text on the left is generated from the “Caption text for Story or Promo” entry from the news story’s back-end.
Individual news item row. Can adjust to 2 or 3 columns: New row—Add from Library—News row
- These are text modules with a shortcode that contains the post ID [ids=”84395“]
- Replace the post ID with the post you want to link to
- The post ID appears in the URL when editing the post: Example: https://ipas.org/wp-admin/post.php?post=4038&action=edit
- The text below is the post title.
Pullout content in a yellow box. New row—Add from Library—Pullout content-yellow box
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The initiative has reached four of Indonesia’s 38 provinces so far.
Country info box in a 2-column row. See all where we work pages. Update with country logo and information. New row—Add from Library—Country info box
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Program of Ipas Latin America and the Caribbean
Leadership: María Antonieta Alcalde
Office: Mexico City
Online: ipasmexico.org
Highlight info box in a 2-column row. New row—Add from Library—Highlight info box
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Our impact
In 2022, we supported 1,429 access points for self-managed abortion with pills
Animated number counter. New module—Add from Library—Number counter
- Edit number in Text—Number
- Edit text in Text—Title
- Enable optional percentage sign in Elements tab
people received abortion services
Charts: These need to be created with “Data Tables by Supsystic.” Find in the dashboard on the left.
- Create a data table with the data
- Create a chart from the data
- Customize by clicking “Show Values into Diagram”
- Copy and paste the embed code into a text module
[supsystic-table-diagram id=’11’]
[supsystic-table-diagram id=’12’]
[supsystic-table-diagram id=’10’]
Slider that shows the last 10 news posts. New module—Add from Library—News post slider.
Personal feature story: New row—Add from Library—Personal story feature
Working on this issue throughout the years, we have learned that when we work with a young woman or adolescent girl on this issue, the involvement of the men in her family, and her partner, is needed.
LAXMIDHAR SINGH, assistant program manager, Ipas Development Foundation
Layout styles
Visual block link to content. Great for overview parent pages. See Crisis Settings page. New module—Add from Library—Image card style
Bangladesh
Divi Library: Image card style
Bangladesh
Divi Library: Image card style
Use accordians for low priority content to shorten length of the page. New module—Add from Library—Accordian-gray
Item 1
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Item 2
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Orange dash divider: New row—Add from Library—Orange Dash Row
Bold number squares to highlight lists. Can also use with anchors links. See in use: Climate research and Bi/Pan CSE research. New row—Add from Library—row of 5 bold squares
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Breadcrumbs to be placed at the top of child pages. See where we work pages, Bi/Pan CSE research: New section—Add from Library—Breadcrumb
Full-width promo section. See Ending abortion stigma, Monitoring gender and human rights, and Making abortion legal. To edit:
- In the section settings: Replace photo in the Background tab
- In module settings: Edit content.
- In the row settings: Adjust background to optimize legibility over photo.
New section—Add from Library—Full-width promo
Beyond the individual: Research shows abortion access has widespread benefits
Our research shows that when abortion is legal, it not only improves people’s own quality of life, but that of their families, communities and even countries.
Khusbu Poudel, Ipas Nepal’s program coordinator for climate justice, gender, and sexual and reproductive health and rights, didn’t fully grasp the extent to which women’s and girls’ bodily autonomy is affected during climate crises until she joined Ipas two years ago.
In the heart of Kenya, from the bustling urban center of Kiambu to the rural landscapes of Kakamega, a quiet revolution in the delivery of medical abortion services is taking place through the Medical Abortion Self Use (MASU) project.
Sexual violence is a cross-border crisis that deeply impacts the lives of women and girls in Latin America. Bolivia faces one of the highest rates of sexual violence in the region.
“The current election in the U.S. is one of the most critical elections for the future of women’s rights, sexual and reproductive rights, and the right to safe and legal abortion,” says Dr. Jean-Claude Mulunda, Director of Ipas Democratic Republic of Congo. “The toughening of laws that began with the Dobbs decision set a detrimental direction; and this election will decide the fate of women in the U.S. and worldwide.”
Abida Sultana is confident that her studies in English and Literature gives her a unique perspective when exploring the stories about sexual and reproductive health and rights in different cultural contexts.
Despite advancements in safe abortion care around the world, the playing field is far from level. Some people have easy access to quality care, while others face significant barriers.
Amidst the majestic peaks of the Himalayas, Nepal faces a dual reality: breathtaking landscapes and formidable environmental challenges. Research by Ipas Nepal shows that beyond the snow-capped summits and lush valleys lies a quieter battle—one that adversely affects women’s health and rights.
There has been considerable progress in gender equality in Indonesia, yet significant challenges remain that impede women from reaching their full potential. The situation is complex, shaped by numerous factors, including culture and religion.
Ipas Ethiopia is a regional leader in connecting women and girls with reproductive health care.
A resolution condemning the criminalization of abortion in the United States and urging governments at all levels—federal, state and local—to uphold abortion as a human right was introduced in the U.S. House of Representatives on September 24 with tremendous support—96 original co-sponsors.
One of our latest projects helps young people make informed decisions about contraception and focuses on couples in the states of Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan who have either no children or one child.
Poverty, prostitution, insecurity, and precarious living conditions are the hallmarks of the Pakadjuma neighborhood in Kinshasa. The insecurity in this neighborhood is compounded by extreme poverty, pushing many women to engage in survival activities, often at the expense of their health.
As climate change intensifies, its impact on sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR), is becoming increasingly concerning. However, there has been limited research on how this crisis specifically affects SRHR services and the health of vulnerable communities.
This year, over four billion people in more than 40 countries have already or will be going to the polls. As anti-rights groups intensify their efforts to roll back progress on gender justice, LGBTQ+ rights, and access to abortion and reproductive health care, the stakes have never been higher.
