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To view a video of the process with guided narration, you can click here.

Below is a text-only version of the documentation.

I. Log in to the CMS at http://oxford.emory.edu/c .

2. Click on the ‘Website’ tab to view the Website Browser.  

After the browser loads, navigate through the folder structure to find the appropriate folder to create the file in. ?
Navigate through the folders by selecting the plus sign next to the folder’s name.

When the appropriate folder is located, right-click on the folder, then left click on ‘New’, then left click on ‘HTML page’.

When the page loads, ‘page properties’ are displayed:


The Page/Menu Title sets the title of the page shown at the top of a web page, above the content
The Page URL sets the page name. For the first page in a folder, the page name should be index . There should be no spaces, instead use dashes (-) if necessary.?
Under Template, choose ‘Body Page – 2 columns’ unless otherwise instructed by OCIT or web committee representative.
Choose the “Advanced Properties” Tab:
The Left Menu checkbox allows the page to appear in the left menu.
The Sort Order controls the order of the pages in the left menu.
Disregard other options.

When finished, click Save.

Underneath the title (as described above) is a menu option next to CONTAINER. This allows for adding existing content or creating new content. For for information, see the documentation on Adding Content


Modes are listed at the top left, in a vertical fashion:
    Edit mode is used to view the edits
    Preview mode is used to view the page changes as it would     look when published
    Live mode is used to view the current published page

When satisfied with changes to the page, click “save/assign”, and assign the page to “OCIT Admin” for publishing. Remember, the changes will not be viewable until it is published.

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To view a video of the process with guided narration, you can click here.

Below is a text-only version of the documentation.

I. To begin the process, open Mozilla Firefox.

2. After Opening Firefox, type in http://oxford.emory.edu/c
    The CMS login screen should appear.

3. In the User ID and Password field, enter your NETID and password (the same user name used for Blackboard/Exchange/LearnLink)

4. When finished, select “Sign In”.

After the page loads, a message should appear. This is normal.
Seeing this message means that the account has been created.  Create an AskIT ticket to request permissions to the site.

Oxford AskIT Request Form - http://oxford.emory.edu/AskIT

For a detailed version of the documentation with screenshots, click here.

To view a video of the process with guided narration, you can click here.

Below is a text-only version of the documentation.

I. Log in to the CMS at http://oxford.emory.edu/c . ?

2. After Logging in, click on the 'Website' tab to view the "Website Browser".

After the browser loads, navigate the folder structure to find the page to add new content.

3. When selecting the the page to edit, double-click the name of the page.

Underneath the title of the page, there is a drop-down menu button on the far right side of the page.

Select 'Edit Content"

4. Edit the content as desired and when finished, select Save/Assign and Assign to OCIT Admin.

For help on using the Content Editor, view its documentation.

For a detailed version of the documentation with screenshots, click here.

To view a video of the process with guided narration, you can click here for instructions on uploading your image.

To view a video of the process with guided narration, you can click here for instructions on inserting your image

Below is a text-only version of the documentation.

I. To begin the process, log in to the CMS at http://oxford.emory.edu/c .
For help logging in to the CMS, see the documentation on Logging in for the First Time

2. Near the top of the screen, click on the tab titled Website

3. In the website browser, select the appropriate folder to upload images into. This example uses "Current Students"

4. Notice the folder Image_Files. Every folder on the website has a folder Image_Files specifically for images.

5. Right-click on the folder "image_files"    

6. Left-click New; then in the sub menu left-click Image or File. If uploading multiple images, select Multiple Files

8. In the Upload New File box, select the browse button to locate the image.

9. After selecting the file, the CMS will automatically fill in the title.

10. In the Description Field, Add a meaningful, but short description that can easily be identified when browsing the CMS.?

11. Please make a note of the location and title of your image, as it will also need to be published when you publish your page.

Insert the Image

To use the image, we will need to create or edit Web Page Content. For information on how to do that, please reference our video Creating Web Page Content
1. In the text editor, select the Insert Picture button.

2. After selecting the "Insert Picture" button, a window like the one to the left will appear.
3. Next to the Image URL, select the browse icon to browse for your image.
 
4. In the pop-up window, browse for the photo that was uploaded earlier.

5. After finding the image, select it, then close the window.

6. The Image URL field should now be filled in. Enter a short description and title for the image.
The title of the image is important for those who cannot view the images on their compute.

7. To change how the picture is displayed, select the Appearance tab.

8. The following settings can be changed to adjust the appearance of the image.

Alignment: Select where you would like your image displayed: to the left, right, etc.
Dimensions: Select the size of the image. Ideally, the picture should be approximately 300 px.
Vertical Space, Horizontal Space : Adds whitespace around the image. Values of 3-5.
Border: Select a value for black border around the image. Values of 1-4.

9. Select Insert to finish inserting your picture.

NOTE:To make changes later on, select the image and then select the Picture button again on the toolbar.

For a detailed version of the documentation with screenshots, click here.

To view a video of the process with guided narration, you can click here.

Below is a text-only version of the documentation.

I. Log in to the CMS at http://oxford.emory.edu/c .

2. After Logging in, hover over the ‘Content’ tab to select “Search Content”.

When the Search Content Page loads, the page shows several options that can be used to search for content.
Searching by the Title or the Body of the content is the easiest way to find existing content.

3. After entering your search, click the “Search” button. Below the button it will show the matching results from the search.
To edit the content, select the title of the content.

After the content is published, the content should appear on the page. Edit the content in the same way as creating the content.
For more information on using the Editor, please view our documentation on Editing Content.

When finished, Click Save / Assign and Assign it to OCIT Admin.

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To view a video of the process with guided narration, you can click here.

Below is a text-only version of the documentation.

I. Log in to the CMS at: http://oxford.emory.edu/c . ?
2. after logging in, hover the mouse over the content tab to show a drop-down menu. Hover over New to select Event.

After selecting Event the browser displays the event form.

3. Set the category of the vent using the "Category tab" at the top. Click on the appropriate category for the event. If the event fits in more than one category, use CTRL-click .....   
If unsure of correct category, select "To be categorized"


4. Events require a title and description. Enter these in the fields provided.

For more information on using the Content Editor, please view our documentation on Editing Content.

Add start and end date for the event. Specify the location of the event. Upload an image for the event. For more information on uploading an image, view the Create News Item documentation.

When finished, click Save/Assign and Assign it to OCIT Admin. 

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To view a video of the process with guided narration, you can click here.

Below is a text-only version of the documentation.

I. Log in to the CMS at http://oxford.emory.edu/c . ?

2. After Logging in, find the content that needs to be created or edited.

3. In the Body field, the content editor has the ability to add and remove links, anchors, or attach documents.

To Create a Link:
Highlight the text that needs to become a link.  Click the button to open a window with details on creating a link.

The Link URL is the page that the link connects. This can either be a different web site or a page in the CMS. If it is a page in the CMS, click on the icon next to the Link URL field to browse for a page.

If the page is a different web site,  include http:// in the link.
The Anchors field gives the ability to link to different parts of the page if they have been setup.
The Target field determines if the link opens in the same window or if it will create a new window.
The Title Field sets the text of the link when hovering over the link.
The Class field will be left to -- Not set --.

To Remove a Link:
To remove a link, highlight the existing link and click the unlink button. This will remove the link from the text.

To Create an Anchor

Select the area in the Editor to be anchored. The anchor creates separate sections on a page that you can quickly navigate to using links.

To create an anchor, click the anchor button which will bring up a dialog box  to enter the Anchor Name.

Type in the Anchor Name and then Click Insert.

It is then possible to link to the anchor by creating a link; in the Anchor section select the Anchor that links to the appropriate section.


To Link to a Document

To create a link to a Document, follow the instructions in the documentation of Uploading an Image/File.
After uploading the file, link to it using the instructions above and select the file instead of a page in the CMS system.  

For a detailed version of the documentation with screenshots, click here.

To view a video of the process with guided narration, you can click here.

Below is a text-only version of the documentation.

I. Log in to the CMS at http://oxford.emory.edu/c .
2. Move the mouse to hover over the Content tab. Select New and in the popup menu, News Item.
3. The new news item page will load. The following fields are available:??    a. Headline: Defines the title of the news item.
    b. Urgent Announcement: Do not use. This is reserved for school closing, inclement     weather, and other emergencies.
    c. Short Summary: The text entered her appears on the home or landing page. 10-20     words are expected.
    d. Publish Date: The date the article will appear on the website
    e. Expiration Date: The date the article will stop appearing on the website. Do not create     an event that "Does not expire".
    f. Body: Enter the full content of the news item
    g.Image: News items require an image to be effective. To add an image,
        i. Select the green globe with the arrow on it.
        ii. Select "Upload Image"
        iii. Browse for the file to upload - note, news pictures will be limited to 100k or smaller
        iv. Enter the title and description of the file
        v. Choose where to save the file
        vi. Select Save and the window will close.??4. When finished, select "Save/Assign" and assign to OCIT Admin.

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I. Log in to the CMS at http://oxford.emory.edu/c .

2. After Logging in, hover the mouse over the content tab to show a drop=down menu. In this drop-down menu, Hover over the "New" option and select "Frequently Asked Questions"

3. On this page, enter the question and answer.
Format the text in the Answer field as desired. For more information on using the Editor, view our documentation on Editing Content.

The Order on Page field sets the FAQ in relation to other FAQs By default, the CMS puts it on top of previous questions.

4. When finished filling out the question and answer, click on the tab "Categories".

On this page, select the category that the FAQ fits. Multiple categories can be selected by holding the CTRL button (Command on a Macintosh) while making the selection.

When finished, click Save / Assign and Assign to OCIT Admin.

For a detailed version of the documentation with screenshots, click here.

To view a video of the process with guided narration, you can click here.

Below is a text-only version of the documentation.

2. After Logging in, click on the 'Website' tab to view the "Website Browser".

After the browser loads, navigate the folder structure to find the page to add new content.

3. When selecting the the page to edit, double-click the name of the page to edit.

Underneath the title of the page, identify a section titled "Container"
Selecting the text "Container", a drop-down menu will appear.
Select "New Content" to add new content.

The Title for the content does not display on the page edited, but can be searched from inside the CMS.

4. The body field is where additional and new content is added.

For more information on using the editor, please view Editing Content documentation.

When finished entering content, click Save/Assign.


After saving content, the browser is returned to the page being edited. The newly created content is displayed beneath the existing content.

5. To move the content to a different position on the page, slect the arrow on the right-hand side of the page

The content may be moved up or down in relation to existing content on the page.

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To view a video of the process with guided narration, you can click here.

Below is a text-only version of the documentation.

The Content Editor is a What You See Is What You Get (WYSIWYG) editor meaning that what you see on the screen is what the content is supposed to look like when you actually publish the page.

Using the Content Editor

In the body field you notice a text box that has several options for formatting your content.

There is also a tab underneath that gives you the option of coding
the HTML yourself under the 'Text' tab or using the "What You
See Is What You Get" (WYSIWYG). For most users, the
WYSIWYG, which is chosen by default, will be the best option.

There are some important things to consider while editing the content.

When pasting content from Microsoft Word or other sources, use the Paste from Word option to keep the formatting intact.

The HTML tag allows the use of HTML code for further customization than the WYSIWYG editor allows.

Hitting the Enter button starts a new paragraph. To just skip a line, hold down the Shift button while pressing Enter.

The Check Spelling option is not the most accurate spell-checker. Use Microsoft Word or another Word Processor to check spelling. 

Viewing Your Content

Modes are listed at the top left, in a vertical fashion:
    Edit mode is used to view the edits
    Preview mode is used to view the page changes as it would look when published
    Live mode is used to view the current published page.

For instructions on resizing photos please view this file for instructions.