Course Program Display

Works in

Page Type

Block Role

Standalone block

Typical use Course pages

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The Course Program Display block shows the structure of a selected course and groups its subjects by year and semester.

It is designed to present a course structure clearly, either on a dedicated page or as a section within a page.

The block displays subjects from the selected course.
Subjects are grouped by year and semester.
Archived Subjects and their nested branches are not rendered.
Year and semester labels can use localized long, ordinal, or cardinal styles. Ordinal labels read like 1st year; cardinal labels read like Year 1.
Linked Subject rows are fully clickable and show a fixed, language-aware See details / Vedi dettagli call to action. The title and call to action provide hover feedback, and the link is removed when internal Subject links are disabled.
Internal Subject links preserve the page containing the block, so Subject back links and breadcrumbs can return visitors to that editorial context.
Assigned course sections are labelled as Section / Sections or Sezione / Sezioni, according to the frontend language and number of sections.
Credit values use ‘CFU’ by default. When the theme’s Use ‘ECTS’ on English pages setting is enabled, English block output uses ‘ECTS’ instead.
Subject descriptions are hidden by default and can be enabled explicitly.
The default block title is Insegnamenti.
If the block title is shown, it can appear in the page Table of Contents.
If the block title is enabled, subject headings are shown one level lower in the page hierarchy.
If internal links are disabled, links to subject pages are removed, while external links remain available when present.