Plant SOPs \ PlantWeb \ Safety Site

Term definitions -

Section : Each section is thought of as an individual "websites", and have related content in their section.  These hold multiple pages that are linked with tabs at the top of the page.

Section Pages : These are like the individual web pages inside of the website itself. They each contain their own content related to that subtopic of the section.

Page Content : These are the content items of the page itself.  Content can be text, photos, videos, hyperlinks, etc.


Creating a new section

To begin editing or adding a new section, first navigate to the Plant Web Admin page.

URL - /Admin/PlantWebAdmin.aspx

Lands on this page -

Click "add new section" to add a new section.

Here, give the section a name, color, and set it to active.  Default page will determine which page is displayed when the user lands on the section. Also, clicking activate/deactivate will allow or deny access to the plantweb site's URL for that specific section.

Creating/editing a page

After creating sections, click on "select" for the section that is getting a new page.  Click add new page. 

Naming new page and adding default content

Add page name, Title, Footer text, Active, isHome, display order and default content here.  Display order will change the order in which the page appears in the tabs of the PlantWeb site.


Adding page content

Adding page content is adding items to the page beyond default text.  This is done by selecting a content type and clicking "add new content item"

Adding a text field

Select the Text content type, then give it a name, display order and fill in the contents.

Adding an image

Select Image Item from content types and click add content item.  Click Browse under upload new image, and select the image from your computer. 

Then, give the content item a name, and display order.  Click update when finished. 




Adding Document List

Select Document List from Select Content Type in Page Admin.



Next, Add name, choose file and click save.


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