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Add a New Page

1. Access Pages from the hamburger or waffle menu 2. Click 'Add Page', top right 3. Name your page and choose a template 4. Fill out as many of the sections as you wish. The templates are flexible and will only show sections that have been filled out. 5. If the page should be shared with other schools/sites, select them from the 'Sites' dropdown. Use 'Show filters' to select all sites or filter the sites by school types. 6. Finished? *Make sure all sections have been saved* and hit 'Publish' 7. Your new page can now be viewed by adding the page route to the end of your website's URL

Assign to Navigation

1. Click 'Assign to Sitemap' (If Advanced Options has been selected, click 'Use Site Map' then 'Assign to Sitemap') 2. Drag the page from the Unpublished Navigation box and place in the desired spot under the tree structure 3. Click 'Select Navigation' 4. When returning to the editor view, click 'Publish' to save

Content Visibility

Public vs. Staff

Choose a desirable content visibility option to control who can view the page contents. - Public: This is the default setting. Page contents will be visible to the public upon publishing. - Staff: Page contents will be visible only to staff who are signed in to the website. Users who are not signed in will see a 'Permission Required' message.

★ Remember to Save All Sections Before Publishing! ★

Each section of a DCT page must be saved before hitting Publish in order for changes on those sections to go live. If you find that you've made changes but they aren't appearing on your website, missing a 'Save' is the most likely reason why. On sections that allow for multiple rows of content, there is an extra step. On a new row, you must 'Add' the row (bottom left), then 'Save' the section, and 'Publish. When making a change to a row, that 'Add' button will instead be 'Update'. 1 - Add/Update 2 - Save 3 - Publish

SEO for Pages

1. Click 'Pages' under the hamburger menu (top left) or waffle menu (top right). 2. Open (or create) your page and scroll to the bottom section of the editor. 3. Click 'Add an image'. 4. Either choose from the image gallery or upload a new image directly on this page. When uploading a new image - please enter a short description (Maximum of 125 characters) of the image in the 'Alt' field for users with screen readers. Click on your chosen image. 5. Click on 'Title' line and type out your chosen title. 6. Click on 'Description' line and type out your chosen description. 7. Hit 'Publish'

What is a DCT Page?

DCT stands for Data Capture Table. When you hear us referring to DCT pages, they are the page templates with various sections and options - like the one pictured here. The other type of page is a WYSIWYG (what you see is what you get) or Rich Text Editor. A Rich Text Editor page has one textarea with a toolbar at the top with options like bolding and italicizing font.