Web Content Management
Practical advice, tips and tools for CAES Web developers and content managers. Browse this page or select one of our Web Content Management categories.
-
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 month we are introducing the new 2019 CAES-Extension theme for WordPress sites. The 2019 theme is an upgrade of the 2016 theme with design tweaks and improvements. Customization Design improvements For our example screenshots, we’ll use a demo version of the UGArden website, that uses the 2019 CAES-Extension theme. Customization The 2019 CAES-Extension theme […]
-
QUICK SUMMARY: A visit is made by one individual visitor who arrives at your website and proceeds to browse around. Once a visitor arrives at your website, they will look at about 2.5 pages on average. Each individual page a visitor views is counted as a page view. Repeat views or page reloads are counted in the page view number.
-
Siteimprove determines your site’s QA score by its performance in four categories: Content Quality, Content Freshness, User Experience and Security.
-
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.
-
Adobe Experience Manager is an enterprise-grade web content management system with a wide array of powerful features. Learn more about the system and how it is supported by the Office of Information Technology.
-
A quick how-to document for using AEM 6.3. In this document we’ll discuss: Logging in, New URL; Navigating Sites; Navigating Assets; Navigating Between Sites and Assets; Editing Pages; Using Assets on a Page; Working with Components.
-
Want some help keeping up with misspellings or potentially misspelled words? How about broken links? If so, then Siteimprove is the perfect tool for you!
-
If the Office of Information Technology helped create your website, web analytics and quality assurance reports will be sent to you automatically. Reports are generated monthly and sent using Siteimprove.
Posted in: Siteimprove -
Sometimes it’s useful to embed a map, form, calendar or survey in your WordPress website. For instance, if you create a form using Qualtrics or Google Forms, it’s much better to display the form directly on your site rather than posting a link that requires users to go off-site.