CMSModules
Build any page from 60+ modules.
Pages are composed from blocks — live data, editorial and monetization — placed in any region and configured from the CMS, with no custom development.
CMSModules
Pages are composed from blocks — live data, editorial and monetization — placed in any region and configured from the CMS, with no custom development.
Real-time results with polling, filters for live, upcoming and finished, a date picker and league grouping.
Full match page with 10+ tabs: summary, events, lineups, formations, stats, head-to-head, odds, TV and commentary.
Schedule of matches by date and matchday, scoped to the leagues you cover.
Full league tables — W/D/L, goals, goal difference and points — updated from the feed.
Dynamic pages with tabs for fixtures, squads, top scorers, transfers, stats and venues.
A scrolling ticker of live events — goals and cards — for the headers or any region.
Article streams with multiple layouts, pagination and filters by category, tag or author.
Article rendering with cover, body, tags, author and related stories — for previews and recaps.
Articles related to the current league, team or match — editorial that follows the data.
Category and tag clouds plus author boxes to organise and credit your coverage.
Bookmaker detail, list and CTA modules with logos, bonuses, ratings and geo-filtered affiliate links.
Multi-bookmaker odds and TV/streaming providers with geo-filtering, on match and fixture pages.
Trackable affiliate redirects with per-link mappings and reporting — tracker-owned routing.
Ad slots, promo codes and CTA buttons to place campaigns anywhere on the page.
Hero blocks, callouts, FAQs, timelines, galleries, comparison tables and pros-and-cons.
Configurable menus, mega-menu, breadcrumbs and a sitemap-links block.
Social links, share buttons, embeds and newsletter sign-up blocks.
Arrange any modules into 2- or 3-column sections inside pages and articles.
Modules can be used on pages and templates, in global layout slots (top bar, live ticker, newsletter, notices), inside article bodies, and in the article template — and arranged in 2- or 3-column grid containers. See the module docs for the full catalog.