This article contains instructions for creating links to PDF documents from WordPress websites and is intended for CAES and Extension content managers. We highly recommend accessibility materials produced by WebAIM: PDF Accessibility with Acrobat, PDF Accessibility with FoxitPro, and the Accessible Documents Course. In this article: Web pages vs. PDFs…
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By Laurie Murrah Hanson, 4-H Agent, Fulton County Take time to set up your audience. Use groups and tags to organize your contacts (could be by activity or role such as 4-H member, volunteer, teacher, donor, etc.). Information could be collected through a signup form (such as role) or tagged…
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Many of our upcoming in-person events have been canceled or postponed. In the coming weeks you may be rescheduling these events as online trainings and workshops. But perhaps you have wondered whether it’s appropriate to post a link to a Zoom meeting on a public calendar. And perhaps you’ve been…
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Events that have been previously submitted in the CAES Calendar app can be reviewed and edited by a designated CAES Calendar administrator assigned at the department/unit level.
How do I add an event to the CAES Calendar? Follow these step-by-step instructions to use the CAES Calendar application. Remember, only designated administrators assigned at the department/unit level may post to a specific calendar location on the CAES website.
The CAES Calendar feed is used on the CAES home page, departmental websites and other CAES subsites. See examples of the calendar feed and event detail page.
This post will cover the two types of CAES personnel profile pages: 1) the Basic Personnel Directory Page and 2) the Detailed Biography Profile Page.
Well-chosen images can enhance your web pages and reinforce your message, but search engines and other robots cannot interpret images. The image alt text provides text for search engines to crawl and improves the accessibility of your website.
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Achieving accessibility in your digital presence not only relies heavily on design, but also content. CAES web content managers should use this checklist during content creation to stay proactive about digital accessibility.
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What is Web Accessibility? Web accessibility refers to the inclusive practice of making websites usable by people of all abilities and disabilities. When web pages are correctly designed, all users can have equal access to the information on them.
