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INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY FOR MINNESOTA GOVERNMENT Steve Klaus [email protected] Tridion 2013 Content Management System Quick Start

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INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY FOR MINNESOTA GOVERNMENT

Steve [email protected]

Tridion 2013 Content

Management System

Quick Start

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The Content Manager runs in a familiar web browser.

You will use the Content Manager to:

create

edit

organize

publish content

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Content is created separately from design elements,

then combined to create publishable Pages

Teams in your organization can concentrate on

appropriate roles (Content creators, designers,

developers)

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Content is reusable, yet maintained in one place

All versions of content components and pages are saved

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Role Description and general permissions

Everyone Not a role that is assigned, but simply indicates what affects all users.

Author Can read and write components

Editor Can read, write, delete, and localize components

Chief editor Same as editor but includes permissions to manage pages; if workflow

is integrated they would approve content.

Publisher: staging Access to staging publication target

Publisher: live Access to live publication target

Page manager Ability to read, write, delete, and localize pages

Template designer Can read, write, delete, and localize component templates and

template building blocks.

CSS designer Can read, write, delete, and localize CSS and LESS components and

page assemblies

Javascript

developer

Can read, write, delete, and localize JS components and page

assemblies

Defines what a user can do

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Defines what publication a user can work in

Role Description and general permissions

Agency Name

(contributor)

Anyone within an agency that contributes content at the 020 level and

might possibly manage pages at the 050 level

Agency Name

(developer)

Any developer within an agency that might work on component

templates, template building blocks, page templates, and schemas at

the 020 level and 050 level

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A Tridion website is easily built by creating and assembling simple building blocks

Component

Page

Template

Page

CR

EATE

SE

LE

CT

Site

Template Component

Component

Template

Schema

Content Web Pages

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• Defines structure

of your content

• This one is a

News Article

Field Type Required

Title text Y

Summary text N

Body rich text Y

Image image N

Author text N

Date date Y

• Enter your content

into a component

• Based on the

schema you choose

• FAQ, Image Rotator,

Blog, etc.

Title:

Summary:

Body:

Image:

Author:

Date:

Daffy Voted Top Duck!

Donald fumes

Millions of votes …

daffy.jpg

Elmer Fudd

12/12/13

Component

Schema

CR

EATE

SE

LE

CT

Page

• When you create

pages, you will add

one or more

components to

each page

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Title

Author

Page

Layout &

Content Types

Header

Daffy Voted Top Duck!Donald fumes

Millions of votes have been counted and Daffy comes out ontop. Donald demands a recount.

by Elmer Fudd

Component

Template

Page

Template

Page

CR

EATE

SE

LE

CT

Site

Template

Header

Footer

Branding,

Header & Footer

Footer

Left

Nav

Component

Title:

Summary:

Body:

Image:

Author:

Date:

Daffy Voted Top Duck!

Donald fumes

Millions of votes …

daffy.jpg

Elmer Fudd

12/12/13

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Content Management

Create folders

Create a new General Content Component

Create a new Multimedia Component

Edit content – add image

Edit content – add hyperlink to work document

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Folders in Tridion are much like folders in Windows

A way to organize your content in the Tridion CMS

Folders contain

Content components

Multimedia components

Content folders will typically mirror your structure groups

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Website Management

Create structure groups

Assemble a page

Metadata

Adding components

Publish the page to stage

Updating the navigation

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Structure Groups

organize pages

provide a URL structure for pages

Each Structure Group represents a separate (sub)section

of the resulting web site

Pages can be added to each level of a Structure Group

and then publish either the entire Structure Group or

parts of the Structure Group