Process Stepper
The Process Stepper component displays a numbered sequence of steps, helping users follow a process in the correct order. Each step is configured as a child item within the component datasource and can contain its own content and supported nested components.
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Supported Page Types
Content authors can add the Process Stepper component to the following page types:
- Landing Page
- Content Page
- Content Page with Side Navigation
How to Configure Process Stepper in Sitecore
- Log in to Sitecore as an Author, Approver, or Administrator.
- Open Experience Editor and navigate to the page where you want to add the component.
- Add the Process Stepper component to the main placeholder.
- Create a new datasource in the page's local Data folder or select an existing datasource.
- Configure the Process Stepper datasource fields.
- Add Process Stepper Item child items beneath the datasource, with each item representing a step in the process.
- Configure the fields for each step.
- Save and publish the page.
Component Fields
Process Stepper Datasource
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Title | Optional heading displayed above the stepper. |
| Description | Optional introductory text displayed below the title. |
| Text Only | When selected, the Journey Line will not be displayed. |
Process Stepper Item
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Title | Required. The title of the step displayed beside the step number. |
| Description | Optional rich-text content used to describe the step. |
| Icon | Icon for the step |
Additional Information
- The component supports 2 to 9 steps.
- Steps are displayed in the same order as they appear in the content tree.
- Reordering step items automatically updates the displayed numbering.
- Each step includes its own placeholder, allowing authors to add supported components such as images, downloads, and callouts.
- The same datasource can be reused on multiple pages.
- If fewer than 2 steps are configured, the component will not render on the published page.
- If more than 9 steps are configured, only the first 9 steps will be displayed.
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Result
The configured steps are displayed as a numbered sequence, providing users with a clear and structured process. Any content added within a step is displayed directly beneath that step, allowing authors to enrich the process with supporting information and components.
The example below demonstrates a Process Stepper configured with three steps, showing how content is presented to users in a sequential and easy-to-follow format.
Process Stepper Standard
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Trade marks
Trade mark process stepper description
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Patents
Patents process stepper description
Process Stepper Text Only
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Trade marks
Trade mark process stepper description
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Patents
Patents process stepper description