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The Administrator How-To Guide provides step-by-step instructions on how to navigate Joomla! and utilize the administrator features to maintain your web site. The chapters in this Guide are generic to Joomla!. See also the Center Customization Guide for instructions specific to your Center.
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Most content is found under the "Content" menu, sub-menu "Article Manager". To locate a particular article, notice the columns specifying the Section and Category. These are the default sort order of the articles listed, so knowing which section and category contains the content you wish to update assists with locating the article. Sections relate to the menu which links to the page while each category is associated with the link to the main page.
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To edit an article, locate the article in the Article Manager found in the Content menu using the Section and Category columns which relate to the menu and link, then click on the Title. You can also check the box to the left, then click on the Edit icon at the top.
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The steps for inserting, replacing, or updating an image are detailed here.
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The How-To of adding or updating links within your site content is described here.
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Many Centers already have a web site, and some of the content can be copied. Others may find it a little easier to create content using Microsoft Word or another editor. There are tools built into the Article editor which make it easy to copy this content and still maintain the site style standards.
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Certain formats have been predefined for your use when editing articles. The most common use is to define how a sub-heading will display.
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You probably have noticed that these Admin How-To Guides show an introduction, and a read-more link, then show the whole article after clicking on the read-more link.
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Knowledgable WebMasters may wish to access the html code directly.
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The basic CSL site as installed has most page content saved in a single article. For ease of management, the content can be split into multiple articles. The ordering for these articles is normally specified on the "Article Manager", unless they are on the Home page, then the ordering must be specified in the "Front Page Manager". The column labeled "Order" is used to adjust positioning.
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To completely remove an Article, select the Articles that you want to delete and move them to the Trash. Next, open the Article Trash in the Content Menu and select the Articles you want to delete. After deleting an Article, it is no longer available as it has been deleted from the database and it is not possible to undo this operation.
Alternatively, to remove an article from displaying to the public, you can unpublish the article. It will still be in the list of articles, and you can re-publish it, or modify it as needed. To unpublish an article, open the Article Manager, locate the article, and then click the green check-mark on that row. The check-mark will change to red "X" to indicate it is unpublished. |
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Steps for defining events within JCal Pro are described here.
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All forms are created and maintained within a special component that handles sending a filled-out form via email. This component is named ChronoForms, found in your administrator site under the menu: Components -> ChronoForms -> Forms Management.
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For Centers with a distribution list up to 300 email addresses, a component for sending eNewsletters and announcements has been included. You just need to turn on automatic compilation.
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The sitemap comes already customized, but if you make extensive updates, especially to menus, you may wish to also update the sitemap.
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Audio files must be in the proper format to be played from a website. Files which are too large will typically result in unexpected pauses waiting for more content to download before the playback can continue. They can also impact the performance of your site, if one or more visitors are playing or downloading an audio file while others are also accessing the site.
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The Media Manager, found in the Site menu is best for uploading images for use on your site.
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It is recommended to create an id for each individual who will be maintaining, updating, or adding content to your site.
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