CMS Tools

Spell Check

Before publishing a webpage, you should always spell check. There are two ways to do this in TU’s content management system:

1. Toolbar — Clicking on the spell check button will show misspellings underlined in red. Right-click on the underlined words to select the correct spelling.
2. Page check spell check (only available to Content Owners) — When publishing a page, the page check will show misspellings in a list. You will need to cancel the publish and go back into page edit mode to find and fix the misspelled words.

Reminders

You can set two types of reminders on a webpage — scheduled or stale.

Scheduled Reminders

A scheduled reminder is used for specific dates and times when a reminder message should be sent. For example, if tuition increases at a specific time every year, a scheduled reminder may be set on a page about tuition for the week prior to the tuition change. To create a scheduled reminder:

Use the “Content” drop down menu in the Global Navigation Toolbar and then select “Pages” to open the file view of the directory. Go the far right of the file row for the file you wish to add a scheduled reminder. Select the “More Actions” menu.

 

Under the “Edit” drop-down menu you will see several file options. (Please note that what you see in the drop-down menu varies by permissions level. This screen shot represents an administrator’s view.) Select “Reminders” and the “Reminders Form” will open.

 

The “Scheduled Reminders” is the first tab; “Stale Reminders” is the second tab. Both tabs create an email that you can schedule to have sent to your inbox on a specific date. Make sure you “Enable” the form and then fill out the content as appropriate and then click “Save.”

Stale Reminders

A stale reminder is sent to make sure a page is being updated periodically — not at a set date and time. For example, you may want to send a stale reminder on your webpages to make sure fresh content is added every 90 days.

Scheduled Publish

Content Owners have the ability to set pages to publish at a later date. You may want to use this feature if something needs to change on your website over the weekend or while you're on vacation.

Versioning

Each time a webpage is published, an automatic version is created. You may also save a version manually. Versions may be used to switch between different revisions of a webpage. For example, at the beginning of each fall term you may want to revert back to the “fall” version of your Contact Us page to display your fall term hours.