Approver - The permission level that allows a user to log in with their
BlueKey login credentials (username@depaul.edu email address and password) to edit pages and approve pages for publishing
through workflow. (Some users are Editors and Approvers.)
Checked In - When a page is not checked out to anyone it will say "Checked in and viewable by authorized users." After you are done editing a page, in order to save your changes, you must Save & Close the page; however, you also have to check the page back in by clicking Check In. If you do not Check In the page, no one else can edit it or see what changes you have made. Learn more about the
editing process and about saving and checking in pages.
Checked Out - When you edit a page, you are checking it out to yourself, like you would with a library book. When you edit a page, you have checked it out, so you will see in the yellow bar underneath the ribbon the words "Checked out and editable." When someone else has a page checked out to them, you will see in the yellow bar underneath the ribbon the words "You are viewing a draft (checked in) version of this page, but this page is also being edited and is checked out exclusively to [name]." Learn more about
editing and
checked out pages.
Editor - The permission level that allows a user to log in with their
BlueKey login credentials (username@depaul.edu email address and password) to edit pages and submit them to be published by
starting a workflow that is then approved by an Approver. (Some users are Editors and Approvers.)
Page
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Pages are where you put content within your site. Sites and subsites are made up of pages. See our
guide on how to add a new page.
Published - Publishing a page means that it will be live to the world, and any changes you have made are also live. Publishing requires you to start a Workflow by going to the Publish tab, clicking "Submit" and then approving the submission. Learn more about
submitting and publishing pages.
Ribbon - The ribbon is the section at the top when you are logged in and editing a page that displays the editing options. It contains the Site Actions dropdown menu and the Browse, Page, Publish, Format Text and Insert tabs.
Settings Menu - The menu at the top that looks like a gear. It appears when you are logged in and allows you to show and hide the ribbon, edit a page, add a new page, and go to the Site Contents and the Content and Structure views.
Site Contents - The view that shows you the images, documents and pages libraries of the sub-site you are currently in. Here you can preload multiple documents or images to your libraries for use in its pages.
Subsite - A set of pages.
Subsites create structure for pages and provide a landing page so you can organize your page content underneath it. Any page in your site that ends in /Pages/default.aspx is a subsite. Most subsites have related pages underneath them. If you need a new subsite created within your site, first take a moment to analyze the effectiveness and strategy behind the new subsite and then
contact the Help Desk.
Web Part - Also called a widget, a web part enables you to easily and readily modify content appearance, functionality and behavior on a page. See the various web parts and how they work in our
web parts section.
Workflow - The process you go through to publish a page. The page is first submitted for approval by starting the
workflow and is then approved and published.