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User Guide

A guide to using eXo Content.

by eXo Platform Documentation Team
edited by Scott Mumford (Red Hat)

Abstract

This document provides an easy-to-follow guide to the functions and options available in eXo Content. It is intended to be accessible and useful to both experienced and novice portal users.

Preface
1. Give us Feedback
1. Preamble
1.1. Overview
1.2. Why Use eXo Content
1.3. About This Document
1.4. References and Related Sources
2. Overall Introduction
2.1. eXo Content
2.2. Site Content Structure
2.3. Web Content
2.3.1. Web Content
2.3.2. Web Content Structure
2.4. Terminologies
2.4.1. Repository
2.4.2. Workspace
2.4.3. Drive
2.4.4. Node
2.4.5. Version
2.4.6. WebDAV
2.4.7. Podcast
2.4.8. File Plan
2.4.9. Symlink
3. Get Started
3.1. Account
3.1.1. Register an account
3.1.2. Sign In
3.1.3. Sign Out
3.1.4. Retrieve user name/password
3.1.5. Change Account Information
3.2. Change The Display Language
3.3. Change the skin of the current site
4. Basic Actions
4.1. View a site
4.2. Print content
4.3. Manage a site
4.3.1. Create a new site
4.3.2. Edit a Site
4.3.3. Switch between sites
4.3.4. Delete a site
4.4. Contribute Content
4.4.1. Edit Mode
4.4.2. InContext Editing
4.4.3. Publication Process
4.5. Content Inside Categories
4.5.1. What is a Category in eXo Content?
4.5.2. Create a Content
4.6. Dynamic Navigation
4.7. Content Explorer
4.7.1. Access Content Explorer
4.7.2. Drives
4.7.3. Views
4.7.4. Actions
4.7.5. Manage Content In Content Explorer
4.7.6. Actions on Folders and Documents
4.8. Manage Content with WebDAV
4.8.1. What is WebDAV?
4.8.2. Why use WebDAV?
4.8.3. How to Use WebDAV With eXo Content
4.8.4. Actions
4.9. Search in Content Explorer
4.9.1. Simple Search
4.9.2. Advanced Search
4.9.3. Quick Search
4.10. Preferences
4.11. Newsletters
4.11.1. Newsletter Viewer
4.11.2. Manage Newsletters
4.12. Fast Content Creator
4.12.1. Edit Mode
4.13. Form Builder
4.14. Category Navigation
4.14.1. The Edit Modes of Category Navigation Portlet
5. Advanced Actions
5.1. Manage Site Resources in one place
5.1.1. CSS Folder
5.1.2. Document Folder
5.1.3. JS Folder
5.1.4. Links Folder
5.1.5. Media Folder
5.1.6. Web Content Folders
5.2. Administration page
5.2.1. Categories and Tags
5.2.2. Content Presentation Manager
5.2.3. Content Types
5.2.4. Advanced Configuration
6. Next Steps
A. Revision History