3. Title and menu - Revision history

Coline at 16:09, 1 October 2010

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-	3. Adding the title is very easy and just involves entering it in the title field. For the menu, it is also simple but requires a few more steps. You can link to the page you are creating in a number of ways, but making it part of the menu is very useful and makes site content easy to navigate. For this, you need to click "Menu settings" (Image 4 - below). <br /><br />	+	3. Adding the title is very easy and just involves entering it in the title field. For the menu, it is also simple but requires a few more steps. You can link to the page you are creating in a number of ways, but making it part of the menu is very useful and makes site content easy to navigate. For this, you need to click "Menu settings" ([[#Image 4\|Image 4]] - below). <br /><br />
	'''A. ''' The first option you need to enter is the title. Usually this is the same as the title above, except if it is too long and an abbreviated title will convey the message a shorter title would be preferred.<br /><br />		'''A. ''' The first option you need to enter is the title. Usually this is the same as the title above, except if it is too long and an abbreviated title will convey the message a shorter title would be preferred.<br /><br />
-	'''B.''' You then have to select the "Parent Item" from the drop-down list (Image 5 -below). This is the larger part of the website that the new page belongs to. For example, if creating a page called "Biology" for the Sciences area, then "Sciences" could be the "Parent Item." Or, if the new page was about Chiropterology then "Biology" might be the "Parent Item."<br /><br />	+	'''B.''' You then have to select the "Parent Item" from the drop-down list ([[#Image 5\|Image 5]] -below). This is the larger part of the website that the new page belongs to. For example, if creating a page called "Biology" for the Sciences area, then "Sciences" could be the "Parent Item." Or, if the new page was about Chiropterology then "Biology" might be the "Parent Item."<br /><br />
-	'''C.''' Lastly, a "Weight" should be assigned (Image 6 - below). "Weight" basically indicates the order in which the menu items. Lighter items go to the top and heavier items go to the bottom. For example, if you wanted the menu order for Biology, Chemistry and Botany to be alphabetical, you could assign Biology a weight of -10, Botany a weight of 0, and Chemistry a weight of 10. It is good to leave gaps in between to make it easier to add other menu items in the future. "Cell Biology" could be easily added to the menu by giving it a weight of 5.	+	'''C.''' Lastly, a "Weight" should be assigned ([[#Image 6\|Image 6]] - below). "Weight" basically indicates the order in which the menu items. Lighter items go to the top and heavier items go to the bottom. For example, if you wanted the menu order for Biology, Chemistry and Botany to be alphabetical, you could assign Biology a weight of -10, Botany a weight of 0, and Chemistry a weight of 10. It is good to leave gaps in between to make it easier to add other menu items in the future. "Cell Biology" could be easily added to the menu by giving it a weight of 5.
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Coline at 16:08, 1 October 2010

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	'''C.''' Lastly, a "Weight" should be assigned (Image 6 - below). "Weight" basically indicates the order in which the menu items. Lighter items go to the top and heavier items go to the bottom. For example, if you wanted the menu order for Biology, Chemistry and Botany to be alphabetical, you could assign Biology a weight of -10, Botany a weight of 0, and Chemistry a weight of 10. It is good to leave gaps in between to make it easier to add other menu items in the future. "Cell Biology" could be easily added to the menu by giving it a weight of 5.		'''C.''' Lastly, a "Weight" should be assigned (Image 6 - below). "Weight" basically indicates the order in which the menu items. Lighter items go to the top and heavier items go to the bottom. For example, if you wanted the menu order for Biology, Chemistry and Botany to be alphabetical, you could assign Biology a weight of -10, Botany a weight of 0, and Chemistry a weight of 10. It is good to leave gaps in between to make it easier to add other menu items in the future. "Cell Biology" could be easily added to the menu by giving it a weight of 5.
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Coline at 21:29, 30 September 2010

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	'''C.''' Lastly, a "Weight" should be assigned (Image 6 - below). "Weight" basically indicates the order in which the menu items. Lighter items go to the top and heavier items go to the bottom. For example, if you wanted the menu order for Biology, Chemistry and Botany to be alphabetical, you could assign Biology a weight of -10, Botany a weight of 0, and Chemistry a weight of 10. It is good to leave gaps in between to make it easier to add other menu items in the future. "Cell Biology" could be easily added to the menu by giving it a weight of 5.		'''C.''' Lastly, a "Weight" should be assigned (Image 6 - below). "Weight" basically indicates the order in which the menu items. Lighter items go to the top and heavier items go to the bottom. For example, if you wanted the menu order for Biology, Chemistry and Botany to be alphabetical, you could assign Biology a weight of -10, Botany a weight of 0, and Chemistry a weight of 10. It is good to leave gaps in between to make it easier to add other menu items in the future. "Cell Biology" could be easily added to the menu by giving it a weight of 5.
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Coline at 21:28, 30 September 2010

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	'''C.''' Lastly, a "Weight" should be assigned (Image 6 - below). "Weight" basically indicates the order in which the menu items. Lighter items go to the top and heavier items go to the bottom. For example, if you wanted the menu order for Biology, Chemistry and Botany to be alphabetical, you could assign Biology a weight of -10, Botany a weight of 0, and Chemistry a weight of 10. It is good to leave gaps in between to make it easier to add other menu items in the future. "Cell Biology" could be easily added to the menu by giving it a weight of 5.		'''C.''' Lastly, a "Weight" should be assigned (Image 6 - below). "Weight" basically indicates the order in which the menu items. Lighter items go to the top and heavier items go to the bottom. For example, if you wanted the menu order for Biology, Chemistry and Botany to be alphabetical, you could assign Biology a weight of -10, Botany a weight of 0, and Chemistry a weight of 10. It is good to leave gaps in between to make it easier to add other menu items in the future. "Cell Biology" could be easily added to the menu by giving it a weight of 5.
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Coline at 21:27, 30 September 2010

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	3. Adding the title is very easy and just involves entering it in the title field. For the menu, it is also simple but requires a few more steps. You can link to the page you are creating in a number of ways, but making it part of the menu is very useful and makes site content easy to navigate. For this, you need to click "Menu settings" (Image 4 - below). <br /><br />		3. Adding the title is very easy and just involves entering it in the title field. For the menu, it is also simple but requires a few more steps. You can link to the page you are creating in a number of ways, but making it part of the menu is very useful and makes site content easy to navigate. For this, you need to click "Menu settings" (Image 4 - below). <br /><br />
-	'''A. ''' The first option you need to enter is the title. Usually this is the same as the title above, except if it is too long and an abbreviated title will convey the message a shorter title would be preferred.<br /><br />	+	'''A. ''' The first option you need to enter is the title. Usually this is the same as the title above, except if it is too long and an abbreviated title will convey the message a shorter title would be preferred.<br /><br />
-	'''B.'''You then have to select the "Parent Item" from the drop-down list (Image 5 -below). This is the larger part of the website that the new page belongs to. For example, if creating a page called "Biology" for the Sciences area, then "Sciences" could be the "Parent Item." Or, if the new page was about Chiropterology then "Biology" might be the "Parent Item."<br /><br />	+	'''B.''' You then have to select the "Parent Item" from the drop-down list (Image 5 -below). This is the larger part of the website that the new page belongs to. For example, if creating a page called "Biology" for the Sciences area, then "Sciences" could be the "Parent Item." Or, if the new page was about Chiropterology then "Biology" might be the "Parent Item."<br /><br />
-	'''C.'''Lastly, a "Weight" should be assigned (Image 6 - below). "Weight" basically indicates the order in which the menu items. Lighter items go to the top and heavier items go to the bottom. For example, if you wanted the menu order for Biology, Chemistry and Botany to be alphabetical, you could assign Biology a weight of -10, Botany a weight of 0, and Chemistry a weight of 10. It is good to leave gaps in between to make it easier to add other menu items in the future. "Cell Biology" could be easily added to the menu by giving it a weight of 5.	+	'''C.''' Lastly, a "Weight" should be assigned (Image 6 - below). "Weight" basically indicates the order in which the menu items. Lighter items go to the top and heavier items go to the bottom. For example, if you wanted the menu order for Biology, Chemistry and Botany to be alphabetical, you could assign Biology a weight of -10, Botany a weight of 0, and Chemistry a weight of 10. It is good to leave gaps in between to make it easier to add other menu items in the future. "Cell Biology" could be easily added to the menu by giving it a weight of 5.
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Coline at 21:26, 30 September 2010

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	3. Adding the title is very easy and just involves entering it in the title field. For the menu, it is also simple but requires a few more steps. You can link to the page you are creating in a number of ways, but making it part of the menu is very useful and makes site content easy to navigate. For this, you need to click "Menu settings" (Image 4 - below). <br /><br />		3. Adding the title is very easy and just involves entering it in the title field. For the menu, it is also simple but requires a few more steps. You can link to the page you are creating in a number of ways, but making it part of the menu is very useful and makes site content easy to navigate. For this, you need to click "Menu settings" (Image 4 - below). <br /><br />
	'''A. ''' The first option you need to enter is the title. Usually this is the same as the title above, except if it is too long and an abbreviated title will convey the message a shorter title would be preferred.<br /><br />		'''A. ''' The first option you need to enter is the title. Usually this is the same as the title above, except if it is too long and an abbreviated title will convey the message a shorter title would be preferred.<br /><br />
-	'''B.'''You then have to select the "Parent Item" from the drop-down list (Image 5 -below). This is the larger part of the website that the new page belongs to. For example, if creating a page called "Biology" for the Sciences area, then "Sciences" could be the "Parent Item." Or, if the new page was about Chiropterology then "Biology" might be the "Parent Item."	+	'''B.'''You then have to select the "Parent Item" from the drop-down list (Image 5 -below). This is the larger part of the website that the new page belongs to. For example, if creating a page called "Biology" for the Sciences area, then "Sciences" could be the "Parent Item." Or, if the new page was about Chiropterology then "Biology" might be the "Parent Item."<br /><br />
	'''C.'''Lastly, a "Weight" should be assigned (Image 6 - below). "Weight" basically indicates the order in which the menu items. Lighter items go to the top and heavier items go to the bottom. For example, if you wanted the menu order for Biology, Chemistry and Botany to be alphabetical, you could assign Biology a weight of -10, Botany a weight of 0, and Chemistry a weight of 10. It is good to leave gaps in between to make it easier to add other menu items in the future. "Cell Biology" could be easily added to the menu by giving it a weight of 5.		'''C.'''Lastly, a "Weight" should be assigned (Image 6 - below). "Weight" basically indicates the order in which the menu items. Lighter items go to the top and heavier items go to the bottom. For example, if you wanted the menu order for Biology, Chemistry and Botany to be alphabetical, you could assign Biology a weight of -10, Botany a weight of 0, and Chemistry a weight of 10. It is good to leave gaps in between to make it easier to add other menu items in the future. "Cell Biology" could be easily added to the menu by giving it a weight of 5.
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Coline at 21:26, 30 September 2010

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	'''A. ''' The first option you need to enter is the title. Usually this is the same as the title above, except if it is too long and an abbreviated title will convey the message a shorter title would be preferred.<br /><br />		'''A. ''' The first option you need to enter is the title. Usually this is the same as the title above, except if it is too long and an abbreviated title will convey the message a shorter title would be preferred.<br /><br />
	'''B.'''You then have to select the "Parent Item" from the drop-down list (Image 5 -below). This is the larger part of the website that the new page belongs to. For example, if creating a page called "Biology" for the Sciences area, then "Sciences" could be the "Parent Item." Or, if the new page was about Chiropterology then "Biology" might be the "Parent Item."		'''B.'''You then have to select the "Parent Item" from the drop-down list (Image 5 -below). This is the larger part of the website that the new page belongs to. For example, if creating a page called "Biology" for the Sciences area, then "Sciences" could be the "Parent Item." Or, if the new page was about Chiropterology then "Biology" might be the "Parent Item."
		+	'''C.'''Lastly, a "Weight" should be assigned (Image 6 - below). "Weight" basically indicates the order in which the menu items. Lighter items go to the top and heavier items go to the bottom. For example, if you wanted the menu order for Biology, Chemistry and Botany to be alphabetical, you could assign Biology a weight of -10, Botany a weight of 0, and Chemistry a weight of 10. It is good to leave gaps in between to make it easier to add other menu items in the future. "Cell Biology" could be easily added to the menu by giving it a weight of 5.
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Coline at 21:03, 30 September 2010

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-	3. Adding the title is very easy and just involves entering it in the title field. For the menu, it is also simple but requires a few more steps. You can link to the page you are creating in a number of ways, but making it part of the menu is very useful and makes site content easy to navigate. For this, you need to click "Menu settings" (Image 4). <br />	+	3. Adding the title is very easy and just involves entering it in the title field. For the menu, it is also simple but requires a few more steps. You can link to the page you are creating in a number of ways, but making it part of the menu is very useful and makes site content easy to navigate. For this, you need to click "Menu settings" (Image 4 - below). <br /><br />
-	'''A. ''' The first option you need to enter is the title. Usually this is the same as the title above, except if it is too long and an abbreviated title will convey the message a shorter title would be preferred<br />	+	'''A. ''' The first option you need to enter is the title. Usually this is the same as the title above, except if it is too long and an abbreviated title will convey the message a shorter title would be preferred.<br /><br />
		+	'''B.'''You then have to select the "Parent Item" from the drop-down list (Image 5 -below). This is the larger part of the website that the new page belongs to. For example, if creating a page called "Biology" for the Sciences area, then "Sciences" could be the "Parent Item." Or, if the new page was about Chiropterology then "Biology" might be the "Parent Item."

Coline at 20:48, 30 September 2010

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	3. Adding the title is very easy and just involves entering it in the title field. For the menu, it is also simple but requires a few more steps. You can link to the page you are creating in a number of ways, but making it part of the menu is very useful and makes site content easy to navigate. For this, you need to click "Menu settings" (Image 4). <br />		3. Adding the title is very easy and just involves entering it in the title field. For the menu, it is also simple but requires a few more steps. You can link to the page you are creating in a number of ways, but making it part of the menu is very useful and makes site content easy to navigate. For this, you need to click "Menu settings" (Image 4). <br />
-	A. The first option you need to enter is the title. Usually this is the same as the title above, except if it is too long and an abbreviated title will convey the message a shorter title would be preferred<br />	+	'''A. ''' The first option you need to enter is the title. Usually this is the same as the title above, except if it is too long and an abbreviated title will convey the message a shorter title would be preferred<br />

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3. Adding the title is very easy and just involves entering it in the title field. For the menu, it is also simple but requires a few more steps. You can link to the page you are creating in a number of ways, but making it part of the menu is very useful and makes site content easy to navigate. For this, you need to click "Menu settings" (Image 4). <br />
A. The first option you need to enter is the title. Usually this is the same as the title above, except if it is too long and an abbreviated title will convey the message a shorter title would be preferred<br />