All Webvision content management articles – Page 5
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Release notes
WV release notes – September 2018
Webvision Content API v2.0, Lazy loading images, PNG to JPG conversion for photographs on upload, SPIN – display images on/off, CMS story search improvements, Story edit – right-click insert paragraph, AJAX search – facets design.
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User guides
Webvision Content API v2.0
The content API provides an interface to support the implementation of multiple non-Abacus applications.
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Release notes
WV release notes – August 2018
Includes new “Hot Topics” navigation, one-off bylines, story search by ID and tags, microsite support for “mega menu content” asset.
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Release notes
WV release notes – May 2018
Navigation spin block, exclude from search option, events improvements, viewing category details on CMS spin block criteria.
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Release notes
WV release notes – April 2018
Full width story layout, SPIN individual stories, website option for contacts, etc.
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User guides
Set up cookie policy
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User guides
Webvision Content API
The content API provides an interface to support the implementation of multiple non-Abacus applications.
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WVC UI framework
Previous issues/issue index
If configured, this optional page is linked to the A-Z subjects and authors pages and lists story content grouped issue. If applicable, cover images can be attached to each of the issues.
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WVC UI framework
A–Z subjects and authors
These two linked pages build automatically as new content is added and categorised or given byline credits. They provide links to all stories with the selected category or byline.
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User guides
Administrator tasks
A number of system level CMS options are restricted to administrator or manager users. They include site defaults, creating users, change tracking, activity reports and language translations.
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User guides
Free-form template format – stories without story furniture
This format allows content to be displayed without the standard page furniture. This facilitates flexible presentation of content that is not necessarily suited to the story structure.
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User guides
Inline image galleries
While the gallery layout can be used to create a gallery of all “story” images above the main story content, sometimes it may be desirable to include multiple galleries in the same story. Or the gallery would be more effective if placed at a specific point within the story text. ...
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User guides
Grouped stories
Grouped stories can be used to show a collection of inter-related stories in a particular order, linked to a “group lead” which acts as a top-level item and creates the title for the whole group. When viewing each member of the group, links to all the other members are displayed ...
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User guides
Attachments - navigation, categories, tags
The attachments panel on the righthand side offers a number of ways to enhance content. This document looks at three of these related to identifying story content – primary navigation, categories and tags.
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User guides
Story editing - workflow tab
The workflow tab allows articles to be assigned to particular “owners” for management purposes. It also includes the ability to “action” articles to other users or roles and keeps a record of previous assignments and versions.
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User guides
Related stories
Showing related content is an important way to surface other content that is likely to interest site users. Webvision Cloud will automatically show related content by topic and navigation area. Additionally, related content can be manually chosen by editors.
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User guides
Event story format
A special event format allows start and end dates to be added so that events can display in event date order on SPIN/landing pages.
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User guides
Story editing - metadata tab
The metadata tab is available on most formats. It has two sub-tabs, providing a full view of the site navigation structure and the category taxonomy. They offer an alternative way of adding primary navigation and/or categories to the options in the attachments panel.
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User guides
Story editor display options
There are five display settings at the bottom of the story editor that can be used by content creators/editors to suit their preferences.
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User guides
Status, save, preview, finish and cancel
On the top righthand of the story editor are five buttons to do with controlling user status, saving, previewing and cancelling edits.