Find information on the UMass Chan Content Management System, Optimizely. Learn how to populate your web pages, read about bugs, and new or updated functionality.
Feb 2, 2023
Search Engine Optimization (SEO) guidance for the CMS
Review your CMS content pages for better SEO rankings, update page properties and content, linking practices and resources for learning more about SEO.
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Process,Training, Leslie Rutter
Jan 20, 2023
Updating content in the footer of your site
The footer resides on every page of your site. This post shows you how to update the elements on the footer of your site.
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Training, Leslie Rutter
Nov 7, 2022
Update Site's Main menu
Update the main menu of your microsite site.
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Microsite Settings,Training, Leslie Rutter
Nov 4, 2022
Horizontal Full Width Block - update to include an image background
This block is a container for other blocks which allows you to set a background color that extends the full width of the browser. This can be used to help break up the layout and highlight your information.
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Blocks,Training, Leslie Rutter
Nov 4, 2022
Link List Block
The Link List Block displays a list of links and can be formatted as a bulleted list, a standard list or as a dropdown selection.
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Blocks,Training, Leslie Rutter
Nov 4, 2022
Recent Tweets Mosaic Block
Recent Tweets Mosaic Block allows the display of tweets in a grid, 1-12 can display.
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Blocks,Training, Leslie Rutter
Nov 3, 2022
Update Utility Nav Menu Items
Update Utility Nav Menu Items
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Microsite Settings,Training, Leslie Rutter
Nov 2, 2022
Update the Banner on your Site
How to update your site settings, in this case, your banner text
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Microsite Settings,Training, Leslie Rutter
Oct 13, 2022
Content Management Support
A new way of requesting assistance with our university’s content management system, Optimizely CMS, formally known as EPiServer, is now available.
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Alerts,Process,Training, Brian Zimmel
Sep 29, 2022
Social Media display block
Generic Social Media block will display feeds from Twitter and Facebook (more to come) on your pages by simply providing the name of the feed you wish to display.