This menu helps you with different presentations made by our SogetiLabs authors with attachements that pertains – in-detail knowledge about the presentations and a glimpse of the biography of the author.
Page level settingsYou should select the featured image and also the name of the author from the list of the authors so that it reflects at the backed which author has presented/created which presentation.
This block allows you to provide basic information about the block so that one can be enticed to read the blog further.
Block level settings:
Reason to use:
Use this block to provide a brief introduction to the page. The block will help you add a subheading and a small description.
The block gives you the space to write the content under the heading and even create the heading of the Cloud page.
You can use different blocks under the Article Content Block namely –
This helps in providing the experience and the work ethic of the author.
You would have to select the presentation category in order to categorize your presentation.
You would have to select the author of the presentation to tage the author to that particular presentation at the listing page
Before publishing your document, be sure that you have set a featured image for the page as it is important to showcase the image on the landing page as well.
Once done, hitting publish will be an easier task for you
For non-CMS users, we can always enable the “Enable public preview” button and a URL is created which can be helpful in the reviewal process for people who don’t have CMS access.
Note: The URL stays for 48 hours only. In case you want more time for reviewal, the CMS user has to regenerate the URL
You can check the pending review option, before publishing a page. This will not publish your page but will save it as pending review before the page is published. This will now be visible under “Pending” instead of “Drafts” in the backend.
Depending on the access level, you can publish a page on the website.
If you do not want to publish the document there and then, save it for later editing, “Save draft”(red) mode will help you start editing from where you have left off. In case you do not save the draft, you will lose the information that you have added so far. Post saving the draft you can click on “Preview”(yellow) beside it to preview the draft page.
Now, you may find the drafts in the WordPress dashboard. You can click on the tab “Pitch” and also filter by date to search your page. There is a search box on the right to search for your page if you know the name of the page.