Target audience: Site Administrators, Site Managers
This article demonstrates the steps to create a basic page, the most common content type in the Web Management System
In this article:
If your site has not yet migrated see the Index of documentation for the McGill Web Management System.
To create a basic page:
Use the Body field to enter content. This field will provide a single column of content. For additional layout and formatting options (including columns, tabs and block like layout) use Layout Builder.
Use Layout Builder to enter content using more design options: including tabs, columns, and blocks.
Use the Tags field to add a comma-separated list of terms describing the content.
Use the Notes field to add notes for yourself and your team.
The current state indicates if your page is published.
The Change to: drop down menu provides options to change this state.
Configuration options insert link to configuration options article> are on the right side of the screen.
If you choose to Preview the page before saving, do not close the window or log out of the site. If you do so, you will lose all your changes. Make sure to click Save once you are finished.
After you Save your draft, the Edit window closes, and you will see the page in the View draft tab. At the top of this window, you can see the current Revision state. You can also recognize if a draft is unpublished by its pink background color.
From this view, you may Publish the draft or put it into the Needs Review state by selecting the appropriate options in the Set moderation state dropdown list and clicking Apply.