GovCMS Content Administration Manual
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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
How to login to GovCMS
How to log out from your site
The Frontend Homepage Layout
How to access the content management area
Overview of content management area
Content management - filters overview
Administration menu overview
Unit 2: More about GovCMS
Content types overview
Overview of content create/edit form
Form fields and form widgets
Fields and properties
Structured content in GovCMS
Overview of Rich text editor
Embedding media files
Text format
Content references in GovCMS
UNIT 3: MANAGING CONTENT IN GOVCMS
Creating Content
Editing content
Archiving content
Exercise 3.4 - Archiving content
How content changes can affect the site
UNIT 4: MANAGING CONTENT REVISIONS
Managing content revisions
UNIT 5: CONTENT MODERATION IN GOVCMS
Content moderation in GovCMS
UNIT 6: Files and media assets
Managing files and media assets in GovCMS
Media library
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
UNIT 9: USING TAXONOMY TO CATEGORIZE CONTENT AND MEDIA
Taxonomy and Vocabulary
Overview of Taxonomy form widgets
UNIT 10: MANAGING SITE NAVIGATIONS AND BREADCRUMBS
About site navigation
About breadcrumbs
Managing menu items
UNIT 11: CAPTURING DATA WITH FORMS
Capturing data with forms
Webform components
UNIT 12: ADVANCED CONTENT EDITING
Advanced content editing
Using Components for rich layout options
Advanced - content bulk operations
Appendix A - Glossary
Glossary
About Salsa Digital
Who is Salsa Digital?
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Archiving content
In GovCMS sites (as with most websites), content administrators will, from time to time need to remove content from their site. There are many cases in which conent may need to be removed, including Events that have passed, Blog articles or News & Media that no longer need to be highlighted on a site, expired job listings and so on.
Archiving content in GovCMS simply unpublishes the content. It does not delete the content. As such you can restore the content if needed.
The outcome of archiving any content is that it is no longer visible to site visitors. Should a site visitor navigate directly to the page that was previously available, they would receive an 'Access denied' message, as demonstrated in the next exercise.
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