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Contribute - An Introduction for Contributors
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Macromedia Contribute is the most effective way for web content writers to publish, update and maintain online content. Contribute allows anyone – including those with no HTML or technical experience - to quickly and easily author and publish web content.
This one day course is designed to enable non-technical users to edit any HTML website with confidence, knowing that they will be confirming to site standards for style, layout, code and accessibility.
The course cost is £695 plus VAT with each additional delegate paying £100 plus VAT
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INTRODUCTION
Overview of how Contribute fits into the web-authoring environment
Separating website design and maintenance from ongoing content updates.
Maintaining design standards, website functionality and code integrity
A brief overview of HTML and CSS
THE ROLE OF THE CONTRIBUTOR
What Contributors can do:
- browse to choose a page
- edit content
- publish content
THE EDITING INTERFACE
Setting Contributor passwords and access levels
Using preview and review options
Requesting an email reply to authorise changes
Understanding the limits of editing: the web designers role
FINDING PAGES TO BE EDITED
Using your connection key to enable website editing
Selecting the pages which need changing
Using check-in and check-out to lock a file to prevent simultaneous updates to the same page. |
CREATING NEW PAGES
Using templates and example pages
Making links between pages
Updating navigational aids across the whole website to include additional pages
UPDATING CONTENT
Using the Contribute interface
Using styles, fonts, colours and sizes
Drag-and-drop content editing
Using content from Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint.
Linking to MS Office documents for immediate updating when the MS Office file changes
Online and off-line editing
PUBLISHING CHANGED PAGES
Sending a modified page back to the server
Publishing a draft and requesting email review before final publication
Understanding roll-back to earlier versions
TROUBLESHOOTING
Using the built-in help
Using the Help panel
Common errors and what to do about them
Questions and answers |
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