1. To change the Learn More button on the carousel to link to a new page, you must first find and copy the URL of the page you wish to link to. Find the page you want  under Pages in the Dashboard and click on Edit. Right click on the Permalink and Copy the link address.

2. Select the proper slide as described in Changing an Image on the Carousel and scroll down to the Slide Editor and select Button under the Layer Selection Dropdown, and then click on the pencil icon.

3. From there, click on the Actions selection and you will see the beginnings of the link to the page. Paste the link to the new page in the box, replacing the old link.

1.To change, delete or add a category of document or image, click on Media Categories under Media on the Dashboard.

2. All current categories can be edited or deleted by selecting them on the right, and new ones can be added on left. In order to place an image or document into the new category, you must select it and assign the new category as described in Adding Photos and Documents to Your Site.

1. Go to Posts and select Re-Order on the drop-down in the dashboard.

2. All the posts will be listed regardless of the category. This means Alumni, Current, and User Guide posts will be interspersed. The order of the User Guide Posts don’t matter, and the Order of the Alumni and Current students only matter with respect to the other posts of their own category. Keeping this in mind, you can drag the student posts to positions relative to the other students within the same category, and you won’t affect anything in another category.

3. Before leaving this page, go down to the bottom of the posts and press the Update button to save the order.

1.  Select the slide as described in Changing an Image on the Carousel.

2. Scroll down to the Slide Editor, click on the Layer Selection Dropdown and find  Title and then click on the pencil icon to change the text.

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1. Go to Pages under the Dashboard and select Projects. Select Convert to HTML in the upper right of the editing area in order to directly edit the HTML code.

2. If you want to add a project under a current sponsor, you need to find the image that represents the sponsor in the HTML code. Probably the best way to do this is to locate the <hr> html tag. When viewing the Projects page, you’ll notice that each section is separated by a thin horizontal line. This is designated as Horizontal Rule in HTML and denoted by the <hr> tag. You’ll see the <img…> HTML tag after the <HR> and that way you can find the right image you want to insert the new project under. Each Sponsor has two categories of projects under it: Current and Completed. In HTML the lists are designated as Ordered Lists and use the <ol> tag with each list publication designated with the  <li> tag. To add a new publication to a current list, copy and paste an existing publication, between and including the <li>…</li> tags and change the text accordingly. The HTML will place a new number in the display list to handle the new addition.

3. Carefully change all the information, making sure to keep all the HTML elements intact.

4. If you need to add a new category of either Current or Completed, then you should copy and paste everything between the <ol>…</ol> tags for the existing category and change the text and publications as you need.

5. If you need to add a new Sponsor, you will need to find their logo and size it appropriately before uploading it to the site under Media.  To make a new section under this new sponsor, you will have to copy and paste everything between the <hr> tags of another section and edit the text and image according to the new information. To get the url of the new logo, find the logo in the media section and click on More Details. You can then copy the url in order to replace the old image url.

6. Press Publish to save.

1. Go to Pages under the Dashboard and select either Conference Papers, Journal Articles, or Technical Reports as appropriate. Select Text in the upper right of the editing area in order to directly edit the HTML code.

2. Select everything inclusive from the “<li” tag to the “</li>” for any entry as shown below and copy it to where you want the new article to reside, which should be just after the “<ol>” tag for the most recent one.

3. Carefully change all the information, making sure to keep all the HTML elements intact.

4. Copy the URL of the publication that you’ve loaded into the Media area (see Adding Photos and Documents to your site). You can do this in another tab and then come back to this page once you have the URL copied, or you can Update the page in order to save what you’ve done so far and then finish updating the html code after you’ve copied the URL. Go to the Media Library, Filter by Media Category for Conference Papers,  Journal Articles or Technical Reports, and select the document you wish use. You will see the URL displayed on the right, where you can copy it.

5. Go back to the html <li>…</li> tag as shown in step 2 above. Replace the link with the copied URL as shown below.

5. Press Publish to save.