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1 Terminal Four (T4) Site Manager Contents Terminal Four (T4) Site Manager... 1 Contents... 1 Login... 2 The Toolbar... 3 An example of a University of Exeter page... 5 Add a section... 6 Add content to a section... 7 Edit and modify existing content in a section Approving content Publishing of approved content The content editor toolbar Tables Adding Links Moving Sections Drag and drop method Menu method Deleting a Section Using Templates www Page with no Feature Image www Image with Caption www Page www Page with Feature Image Re-using Existing Content (Mirror, Duplicate, Move) Re-ordering Content in a Section Copying Whole Branches Media Library Uploading Media Adding Media as Content: Document Links Adding Media as Content: Images Guidelines on Images in the Media Library Using the Pixlr photo editor to resize images CMSTrainingNotesFeb2013.docx Page 1 of 49
2 Login The login page is available at: Enter your regular university username and password. You can also access SiteManager by keying in and selecting SiteManager from the list of options. This will open the Show site structure screen. This is the site structure, where you will see the parts of the site available to you listed. CMSTrainingNotesFeb2013.docx Page 2 of 49
3 This training is aimed at Moderators. The type of user is shown in the top right hand corner of the screen. From the bar in that top right hand you can also Logout of Site Manager, as well as increase and decrease the size of the text in the interface. Increase the size of the text in the Site Manager interface. Shows your user name and the type of user you are. Logout of Site Manager here. The Toolbar The images below show the menus available as a Moderator On the Help menu, the Submit Suggestion and Report an Error options send information direct to Terminal Four. DO NOT USE THESE features. If you have errors or suggestions to report, then you should submit these to your local Web Marketing Officer or to the central Web Team via the IT Helpdesk. CMSTrainingNotesFeb2013.docx Page 3 of 49
4 The Add, Modify and Delete options from the Section menu are also available through the hierarchy dropdown menu CMSTrainingNotesFeb2013.docx Page 4 of 49
5 Breadcrumb Trail This is automatically generated from the site structure Navigation Menu This is automatically generated from the site structure An example of a University of Exeter page Page Heading This top heading is always Heading 1 formatting is automatically generated Image with caption These are always positioned in the same place with shaded caption below Sub-headings These should always be used in order; the top two here will be Heading 2, and the three subheadings about applying Heading 3 The content of this page in Site Manager is shown below. Content The main text on the page can usually be created as one piece of content, or as multiple pieces if paragraphs need to be mirrored to other pages. The site structure finding this page: CMSTrainingNotesFeb2013.docx Page 5 of 49
6 Add a section Click on the arrow and select ADD SECTION This will display the following screen. Complete the Name box. The name will appear as a menu item, as part of the title of the website and in the address of the section, so keep it short but relevant. Generally you should use sentence case for your section names ie only capitalise the first word. CMSTrainingNotesFeb2013.docx Page 6 of 49
7 Enter a shortened name in the Output URI field this is the name that will be shown in the URL. Leave the other fields as they are. Click ADD, which is available from either the top or bottom of the page; this will return you to the site structure screen. Add content to a section From the site structure page, click on the menu arrow next to the section in which you want to add content. Click ADD CONTENT You will then be required to select the appropriate template. CMSTrainingNotesFeb2013.docx Page 7 of 49
8 The template is shown as below: Complete the NAME and HEADING fields. Templates are covered in more detail later in this document. See Using Templates. CMSTrainingNotesFeb2013.docx Page 8 of 49
9 Type your text into the MAIN BODY template. Paragraphs and line breaks work in the same way as Microsoft Word (use the ENTER key for a paragraph break and SHIFT+ENTER for a line break) Click the PREVIEW button to see how your content will appear on the web; your page will be displayed in a new browser window. Note that the left hand menu bar and the breadcrumb trail have been produced. When you are satisfied that the page is as required, click on the ADD button at the top or bottom of the content template page. You will return to the Modify Content window, where the newly added content will be displayed. To add additional content to this section, click ADD CONTENT and repeat as before. CMSTrainingNotesFeb2013.docx Page 9 of 49
10 Note the version number. As this is new content that has been added, the version is 0.1. CMSTrainingNotesFeb2013.docx Page 10 of 49
11 Edit and modify existing content in a section Navigate to the Section that you wish to edit or modify. Click on the arrow next to the section containing the content to be edited. Select MODIFY CONTENT You will be returned to the Content tab in your selected section. You can either click the name of the content you want to edit, which will take you straight to the editing screen, or click on the arrow next to the content to be edited. CMSTrainingNotesFeb2013.docx Page 11 of 49
12 Select MODIFY This will return you to the content editing screen. After editing or adding content, PREVIEW and then UPDATE to save your work. You also have the option to SAVE TO DRAFT if you don t want your content approved for publication yet and intend to come back to it and finish your updating later. This is a useful option if you have a lot of amendments to carry out on a page and you don t want to risk it being approved for publishing before you are ready. CMSTrainingNotesFeb2013.docx Page 12 of 49
13 Approving content If you are not already inside a piece of content, go back into Modify Content as before. Click Update and Approve from the Update drop-down menu: Click the down arrow next to Update and then click Update and Approve from the menu. Your content will now be approved and will publish out to the live site with the next scheduled transfer from the CMS. The status of your content is now shown as Approved. CMSTrainingNotesFeb2013.docx Page 13 of 49
14 Note: Moderators can approve their own content, depending on how the site they are editing is set up. But you won t be able to do this if your section is subject to a workflow, which means someone else reviews all updated content before publishing, so they will have the approval rights on all content in that area and have to approve your updated content for you. If your content is subject to a workflow, there will be no Add and Approve/Update and Approve option displayed for that content. Workflows are not widely used on our site, but if this is the case, your Web Marketing Officer can explain to you how workflow works in your area. Publishing of approved content Once your content is approved it will be published on the live site with the next scheduled transfer. These take place twice-daily, first thing in the morning and also in the early evening. So any content that is approved during the day should be on the live site by the following morning. CMSTrainingNotesFeb2013.docx Page 14 of 49
15 The content editor toolbar The content editor toolbar is similar to that seen in word processing applications. The buttons that are available for use will be in colour, they are greyed out when not available. Bold Italics Formatting Style (eg Paragraph, Heading 1, Heading 2, etc...) Cut Copy Paste Paste from Plain Text Select All Insert Web Link (greyed out until you highlight text for linking) Remove link (greyed out until you highlight link text for removing link) Insert/edit anchors Edit HTML Source Find Find/Replace Numbered Items/ Bulleted Items Decrease Indent/ Increase Indent Undo/Redo Horizontal rule Abbreviation Subscript/Superscript Insert special character Enlarge Editor (Full screen) Insert Section Link Insert Content Link Insert Item from Media Library Spell Check Remove All Formatting Insert New Table Table row properties Table cell properties Insert New Row Before/After Delete Row Insert New Column Before/After Delete Column Merge Cells/ Split Cells CMSTrainingNotesFeb2013.docx Page 15 of 49
16 To return to the Site Hierarchy from the Section and Content Screens, click on the arrow on the left hand side of the window. When you are in a section the Site Hierarchy is viewable in the left hand column. It can be toggled either on or off by clicking the left and right arrows at the top of the hierarchy. You can also drag the right hand side of the structure column to make it wider if you wish. You can return to the full width Site Hierarchy window by clicking the arrow on the left hand side of the Section tabs. Note: The site structure does not appear when you are actually editing a piece of content, allowing you the full width of the screen to work in. You can also click the T4 logo in the top left of the red page banner in any window to go back to the full site structure, but DO NOT DO THIS whilst editing a piece of content, as you will lose any changes you ve made and not saved, since it doesn t prompt you to update or add unsaved content. CMSTrainingNotesFeb2013.docx Page 16 of 49
17 Tables In the template editing screen, click on the INSERT TABLE icon: This will display the following window: You don t need to fill in all of the fields in this popup window, as many of them apply to elements of table style that are already handled by the central stylesheet and applied automatically to your table. You should fill in the following on the General tab: 1. Columns: The number of columns you need in your table 2. Rows: The number of rows you need in your table 3. Table caption (if required): You don t have to have a caption on every table. When people look at a table they quickly scan it to get some sense of what information it conveys, but for users who perhaps can t see so well or who are using screen readers, this kind of scanning is more difficult. So a caption accompanying a table can give them a quick idea of what the table contains because, unlike a separate heading above the table, it is attached to the table itself in the underlying code. So it is good practice to include one for tables containing data that s illustrating a point, such as statistics on student numbers, cost of living, etc. 4. Make first row/column a header: This makes your header row or column display with a different background colour, eg: CMSTrainingNotesFeb2013.docx Page 17 of 49
18 This row is marked as a header row and appears with grey shading and bold text. Colours vary depending on the section of the site where the table appears. Complete the information required and click OK. Your table will be placed in the Main Body section of the template. The grey shaded cells indicate that these are heading cells. Enter your text into the cells. Note: your table will have a space in each cell. You should delete this space character when entering text into the table. If the space is left, particularly before entering text, the table will be misaligned. Your table will resemble that below: Click on the PREVIEW button to view your table. You will see that the table has been automatically formatted. CMSTrainingNotesFeb2013.docx Page 18 of 49
19 Return to Site Manager and click ADD to save your work. Adding Links Links to other websites On the content template page, highlight the text to be linked. Click on the INSERT WEB LINK button Type in, or paste, the full URL of the web page you wish to link to. You do not need to enter a Title, but can do if you wish to provide a little more detail about where the link goes to but only if your link text doesn t provide enough information, which most of the time it should. The title will appear when the user of your page hovers their mouse over the link. CMSTrainingNotesFeb2013.docx Page 19 of 49
20 The Target determines where the link opens up, ie in the current window, or as a new window. Best practice is that it opens in the existing window. A target of Open in this window/frame will use the template s default value, so this can be left as is. Avoid opening links in new windows unless the content is providing help text for a something a user is doing on an existing page, or they are filling in an online form and leaving the page they are in will interrupt the flow of that process. If a link is designed to open in a new window, this should be specified by selecting _blank. You should also indicate to the user of the page that the link opens in a new window by putting (opens in a new window) or (new window) in brackets after the link. Click OK. The link is now shown as a hyperlink: CMSTrainingNotesFeb2013.docx Page 20 of 49
21 Adding links to other SECTIONS in your website On the content template page, highlight the text to be linked. Click on the INSERT SECTION LINK button A window of the site will appear: Navigate through the folders to find the required area of Site Manager. Click on the section you wish to link to. CMSTrainingNotesFeb2013.docx Page 21 of 49
22 Adding links to other CONTENT in your website On the content template page, highlight the text to be linked. Click on the INSERT CONTENT LINK button A window of the site will appear: Navigate through the folders to find the required area of Site Manager. CMSTrainingNotesFeb2013.docx Page 22 of 49
23 And click on the section you wish to link to. A new window will appear showing the content of that section: Click on the required content. This window will disappear, returning you to the content template page, with the link completed: CMSTrainingNotesFeb2013.docx Page 23 of 49
24 Your page can then be previewed: Return to the content template window and click ADD to submit your content. CMSTrainingNotesFeb2013.docx Page 24 of 49
25 Moving Sections You can move a section in Site Manager. You can do this via the section drop-down menu, or you can drag-and-drop sections in the structure. Drag and drop method You need to be in the main site structure window to use this it doesn t work when the structure displays to the left of a section you are in. To drag and drop, click and drag the relevant section into another section: When you have located it over the section you want to move it to, release the mouse button and click OK. Menu method Click the arrow next to the Section you wish to move CMSTrainingNotesFeb2013.docx Page 25 of 49
26 Click Move Section Then, in the structure that displays, click your mouse where you want the section moved to in the image below, Archive is shown with yellow highlighting as this is where the section is being moved to. To change the order of Subsections, click Modify Section on the top level Section. CMSTrainingNotesFeb2013.docx Page 26 of 49
27 Click on the Subsections Tab Use the Move buttons to move your Subsection. Move to the Top Move up Move down Move to the Bottom Click Save Changes Return to the Site Structure using the UP Button CMSTrainingNotesFeb2013.docx Page 27 of 49
28 Deleting a Section Note: Depending on what section of the site you are working in, some areas require that you don t delete sections or content, but instead move any unwanted ones into a Pending section, to avoid losing them when content is recycled, so it is available should it need to be reused. If you want to keep content or sections to reuse at a later date, DO NOT MAKE THEM INACTIVE by deleting them. Instead move approved content into a Pending section set up for that purpose, from which nothing will be published to the live site. Your College or Service Web Marketing Officer can advise you on this. To delete a Section or Content, click on the Section or Content Arrow and select DELETE. You will receive a message checking that you really want to delete the Section, click OK. CMSTrainingNotesFeb2013.docx Page 28 of 49
29 You will see that that Section is now red in colour. It will no longer show on the website, but it will still be visible in your Site Structure until the Web Team clear the deleted items, which occurs every Friday afternoon. So before deleting sections and the content they contain, be very sure that you aren t going to need it again. If they have not been cleared from the recycle bin, deleted items can be reactivated by clicking on the down arrow for your Section and clicking MODIFY SECTION. The Status should then be changed to Pending or Approved (depending on your level of authorisation). CMSTrainingNotesFeb2013.docx Page 29 of 49
30 Using Templates We have used the template page previously, when first adding content where the www Page with no Feature Image was used. There is a range of templates available, but the general ones you will find yourself mostly using are those listed above. They each provide different page layouts and page elements, depending on how your content needs to be arranged. www Page with no Feature Image This template is used as the main page style for most straightforward page content with a heading and a body section, such as the example below: www Page with no Feature Image www Image with Caption It has a heading and a body section. CMSTrainingNotesFeb2013.docx Page 30 of 49
31 Only use this template for your first or only piece of content, as it gives your page its top heading (heading 1), of which you only want one per page. Never use this template more than once in a section. You can add subheadings and paragraphs, bulleted or numbered lists and links in the body section of this template. Unless you need an image, or content that requires a different template to style it, or you have to mirror a small part of your page content to another page, you do not need to create a new piece of content to add more text to an existing page you just modify the existing www Page with no Feature Image content in the body section. www Image with Caption Image with Caption is used to add content which is an image with a caption off to the right of your main content. This template can be used within the same section as the www Page with no Feature Image template. It does not matter in which order this template occurs in the content list, it will always display to the right of your main content. www Page Page is used to add text content to a page where you want to separate it out from main text to be able to mirror it to another section, where you have to add text after existing mirrored content, or following other content that uses a different template from the standard ones where you don t want a top heading, eg after a quote panel: www Page with no Feature Image Quote/profile panel www Page CMSTrainingNotesFeb2013.docx Page 31 of 49
32 www Page with Feature Image Page with Feature Image is used, in the main, for title/introductory pages on some sites and puts a wide feature image above the heading and main text. You may not need to use this depending on the overall design of the particular pages you are maintaining. Re-using Existing Content (Mirror, Duplicate, Move) Existing content can be reused in 3 different ways: Mirror Duplicate Move Replicates content held elsewhere. When changed in one place, all other instances of the mirrored content are updated. Content is replicated as it is. Once duplicated the content stands alone and will require updating separately from its original. Content is moved from one place to another. It appears in only one place. Navigate to the content to be re-used. You can navigate to the Section it is in and select Modify content from the right hand drop-down menu to arrive in the Content tab. Click the arrow to the right of the content. CMSTrainingNotesFeb2013.docx Page 32 of 49
33 Select Mirror, Duplicate or Move. You will be returned to the main Site Structure page where you should navigate to the section to which the content will be Mirrored, Duplicated or Moved. Click on the Section Site Manager will then open up the Content page for the original content. As it has been mirrored, there is a snowflake image next to the content name. Hovering over the snowflake shows where the content is mirrored. Navigate to the section where the content was mirrored to; this displays the content, once again with the snowflake image, informing users that this content is mirrored. CMSTrainingNotesFeb2013.docx Page 33 of 49
34 Re-ordering Content in a Section Content can be reordered within a section using the Move arrows. Move to the Top Move up Move down Site Manager View Move to the Bottom CMSTrainingNotesFeb2013.docx Page 34 of 49
35 Web Preview Move content, using the arrows: Click SAVE CHANGES The content has then been re-ordered when previewed. CMSTrainingNotesFeb2013.docx Page 35 of 49
36 Copying Whole Branches Sometimes you may want to copy a whole branch of a website (this will include all the sections and therefore its structure). When copying you can choose whether or not to include the content itself. Click on the arrow next to the Section you wish to copy and click DUPLICATE BRANCH from the menu You can choose to ignore the content and simply copy the structure of the branch, or duplicate or mirror the content. As before, if you mirror the content, any changes you make will be made in the original; if you duplicate, the changes you make in your section, will only affect that section. Select where you want to duplicate the branch by clicking on the Select button, a new window will open, showing your site structure. CMSTrainingNotesFeb2013.docx Page 36 of 49
37 Click the section where you want to copy the branch to. The details of the Section being copied into are then shown; if this is incorrect it can be corrected by clicking on the Change link. Click the Duplicate button at the bottom of the screen. A progress window shows you how many sections are being duplicated. CMSTrainingNotesFeb2013.docx Page 37 of 49
38 The full branch will then be duplicated in the new location. CMSTrainingNotesFeb2013.docx Page 38 of 49
39 Media Library Any image, document or other form of media to be included in content must first be uploaded into the Media Library. Uploading Media From the Site Structure page, select Media Library from the Content Menu: Navigate to where the file should be uploaded: Click on the Add Media button: CMSTrainingNotesFeb2013.docx Page 39 of 49
40 Complete the fields providing the Name of the Document or Image (note that the name you give a document will be used for link text in links to that document, although this can be edited once you add it to your content see and a Description. Then use the Browse button next to Media to find the media file you want to upload from your hard drive. Site Manager works out from the file extension of your uploaded file (eg.jpg/.pdf/.docx) what possible media Types are appropriate, and these will be displayed next to Type above the Media field. CMSTrainingNotesFeb2013.docx Page 40 of 49
41 In many cases there will only be a single type available so you will not have to choose an option. However, if there is more than one - for example, an image can be either Image type or Media path type depending on what template it is going to be used in - then you will have to select the appropriate type from those listed. When using an image in an Image with Caption template, the media type will always be Image, so choose this option. Note: If you should choose the wrong media type when adding media, you should Add it anyway, and then go back in to Modify it, when the Media field will display a drop-down down menu of media types, from which you can select the correct one and Update the file. Click image as the media type If you have a thumbnail image for the media you may also upload this, otherwise T4 will create one for you. You don t need to complete any other fields. Click on the Add button. CMSTrainingNotesFeb2013.docx Page 41 of 49
42 Adding Media as Content: Document Links Locate your cursor where you want to link to your media to appear and click on the Insert Item from Media Library icon. Navigate to where the media item is saved and click on its name. A popup window opens showing the media item you have clicked. Click Select. CMSTrainingNotesFeb2013.docx Page 42 of 49
43 The name of the media item will then be displayed as a link. Adding Media as Content: Images Images should only be used on University web pages using appropriate templates. The most commonly available is the Image with Caption template, although there are others available (eg staff contact pages etc ) Click on the www Image with Caption link. This will open up the template. Give the image a name. Click SELECT adjacent to Image. CMSTrainingNotesFeb2013.docx Page 43 of 49
44 Browse through the categories until you find the image you re looking for. Once you have found the required image, click on it and a popup window will display it as below. CMSTrainingNotesFeb2013.docx Page 44 of 49
45 Click SELECT and the path to your selected image will appear in the template s Image field. Add your caption text. Click ADD to save. Note: It is not possible to preview images from the Media Library in content you have not yet Added. When you have put your image into a piece of Image with Caption content, ADD the content in order to save it, and then go back in by clicking MODIFY. Now you will be able to Preview it as normal. Guidelines on Images in the Media Library Preparing images for use on the web: image size Note: There is an Image variation feature available in the Media Library, which you may notice when you go to select an image to bring into your Image with Caption template. Unfortunately, this feature really does not work well enough for us to recommend you use it. So we advise you not to try it, but to use pixlr.com instead. If you feel you need more help with this, then do contact your Web Marketing Officer for assistance. For use with the www Image with Caption template, images should be 218 pixels wide and 72 dpi. Using the Pixlr photo editor to resize images There is a handy web-based photo editor called Pixlr you can use to resize images. This does not require you to download software to your computer or purchase any kind of licence to use it. CMSTrainingNotesFeb2013.docx Page 45 of 49
46 To open Pixlr, simply type the following address into your browser: Open your image by selecting Open image from computer in the initial popup panel that displays (or select File > Open image... and browse to your chosen image on your computer). CMSTrainingNotesFeb2013.docx Page 46 of 49
47 Go to Image (in the top menu bar) > select the Image Size tool from the top menu to resize the image to the dimensions you need. In the popup that opens, ensure that Constrain proportions is ticked. CMSTrainingNotesFeb2013.docx Page 47 of 49
48 Type 218 into the box for the Width this is the correct width for any image for use in a www Image with caption template. The Height figure will automatically change to retain the original proportions of the image. Click OK. Your image will reduce in size. If it looks very small, check the bottom left hand corner of the window in which the image appears, increase the percentage to 100% and press Return. The image will now appear at its actual size. CMSTrainingNotesFeb2013.docx Page 48 of 49
49 Go to File > Save the image and optimise using the Quality setting at around 75 by adjusting the slider to around this number. If you need any assistance, try the Help menu (there are video tutorials, a forum and FAQs). CMSTrainingNotesFeb2013.docx Page 49 of 49
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