GovCMS Content Administration Training Manual
Contributing and Feedback Guide
Introduction to GovCMS
- Introduction to GovCMS
- Overview of user roles
Training Videos
- GovCMS how-to videos
Unit 1: Intro to the Admin Backend
Unit 2: More about GovCMS
UNIT 3: MANAGING CONTENT IN GOVCMS
UNIT 4: MANAGING CONTENT REVISIONS
- Managing content revisions
  - Exercise 4.1 - View revisions history
  - Exercise 4.2 - Revert a content revision
UNIT 5: CONTENT MODERATION IN GOVCMS
- Content moderation in GovCMS
  - Exercise 5.1 - Content moderation
UNIT 6: Files and media assets
- Managing files and media assets in GovCMS
- Media library
  - Exercise 6.1 - Uploading and using media
  - Exercise 6.2 - Manage media - Bulk Operations
UNIT 7: MANAGING URL ALIASES AND REDIRECTS
- URL aliases and redirects
UNIT 8: META TAGS AND SEO
- Meta tags and SEO
- Tokens and default meta tags
  - Exercise 8.1 - Update meta tags of content
UNIT 9: USING TAXONOMY TO CATEGORIZE CONTENT AND MEDIA
- Taxonomy and Vocabulary
- Overview of Taxonomy form widgets
  - Exercise 9.1 - Add taxonomy terms
  - Exercise 9.2 - Add taxonomy to a Page
UNIT 10: MANAGING SITE NAVIGATIONS AND BREADCRUMBS
UNIT 11: CAPTURING DATA WITH FORMS
- Capturing data with forms
  - Exercise 11.1 - Create a basic Webform
- Webform components
  - Exercise 11.2 - Attach a form to a Webform page
  - Exercise 11.3 - Create an event registration form
UNIT 12: ADVANCED CONTENT EDITING
- Advanced content editing
- Advanced - content bulk operations
  - Exercise 12.2 - Bulk operations - delete test content
Appendix A - Glossary
- Glossary
About Salsa Digital
- Who is Salsa Digital?

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Content references in GovCMS

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Content Reference is a fantastic way to build relationships between different content in GovCMS. Some examples of a relationship would be:

An Event category taxonomy term associated with an Event
One content page referencing another content page or a few pages (check the homepage of your training site):
Content pages referencing an image or user