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Content Administration

Content Administration will cover basic concepts to administering content in your DotNetNuke site using the standard tools provided by DNN. The goal of this course is to capitalize on the benefits of a content management system by properly training content editors on the fundamentals of creating and managing content on the web. This course will include topics such as how to properly create hyperlinks, creating rich content in a standards compliant manner, and formatting content for the web.

Goals and Objectives

The goal of this course is to capitalize on the benefits of DNN as a content management system by reviewing the fundamentals to creating and managing content on the web. With a firm understanding of the concepts covered in this course, content administrators should confidently be able to add new content, edit existing content, and include rich content like hyperlinks, images, and headings in their content.

Who Should Take This Course?

Anyone responsible for adding new or editing existing content on a DotNetNuke website.

Topics

Orientation to Managing Content in DNN

  1. Pages
  2. Skins
  3. Panes
  4. Modules
  5. Containers
  6. The Control Panel
  7. Permissions

Creating New Pages

  1. Adding Pages
  2. Basic Settings for Pages

Adding Modules to a Page

  1. Adding a New Module
  2. Adding an Existing Module
  3. Module Settings
  4. Staging Content

Editing Content with the HTML Module

  1. What is Rich Text Editing
  2. Introducing the FCK Editor
  3. Other Editing Option for the Web

Writing for the Web

  1. Considerations for Web Publishing
  2. Frequently Used Keyboard Shortcuts

The FCK Editor Toolbar

  1. HTML Editing
  2. Clipboard tasks
  3. Basic formatting
  4. Hyperlinks
  5. Inserting Elements
  6. Styles and Format
  7. Other FCK Editor Functions

Basic Rich Text Editing

  1. Pasting Content
  2. Basic Formatting of Text
  3. Ordered and Unordered Lists
  4. Avoiding Inline Styles

Locating Files on the File System

  1. Organizing Files
  2. Locating Existing Files
  3. Locating Existing Images
  4. File System Permissions
  5. Uploading New Files

Creating Hyperlinks

  1. Internal and External Linking
  2. Making Link Meaningful
  3. Linking to Email Addresses
  4. Creating Anchor Links

Adding Images

  1. Inserting Images
  2. Formatting Images

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