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Searching for Content NOTE Search Options Searching for Content Some Ektron CMS200/300 Web pages include a search window. To use this window, enter one or more words into the text box provided, select search options, then click the Search button. Ektron CMS200/300 then searches all searchable content blocks on the Web site and displays a list of blocks that contain those words. You can click a content block to view its content. When a content block is being created or edited, the Content Searchable field lets the user decide to include or exclude that content block from the search. The search ignores content blocks that are not searchable. Before you select a search option, it is helpful to understand each one. To explain how each works, assume you enter these words into the search text field: Partners Content Monday Employee Green Now let’s look at the results of each option. Ektron CMS200/300 User Manual, Version 4.5, Revision 3 171
All the Words NOTE Any of the Words NOTE Exact Phrase Match Partial Words Searching for Content If you select All the Words, your search only finds content blocks that include all words entered in the search text field. This works like an AND function. It returns all content blocks that have the words Partners AND Content AND Monday AND Employee AND Green. The Any of the Words option is almost the opposite. This option returns all content blocks that include at least one of the words entered in the search text field. This works like an OR function. It returns content blocks that include the words Partners OR Content OR Monday OR Employee OR Green. If you select Exact Phrase, the search only finds content blocks that have all five words in the order specified in the search text field. A better example would be the phrase, “Content Management Solution.” The search would yield only content blocks that include that phrase. Although you cannot search for wild cards, the “Match Partial Words” option does almost the same. For example, enter “at” into the search text field, then check the “Match Partial Words” box. When you run the search, it returns all content blocks with the letters “at”. This search could find words such as At, Bat, Chatter, Atoll, ATM, etc. Note that, unlike the other search options, you can include or exclude the partial word option in addition to the other three options (All the Words, Any of the Words, Exact Phrase). Ektron CMS200/300 User Manual, Version 4.5, Revision 3 172
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EKTRON, INC. SOFTWARE LICENSE AGREE
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Table of Contents Author’s Note .
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Finding Collections ...............
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Introduction to Tables.............
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Author’s Note Author’s Note Thi
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Introduction to Ektron CMS200/300 Y
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Introduction to Ektron CMS200/300 T
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Logging In and Out Prerequisites NO
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Site Preview Toggling Site Preview
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Button Name Description More Inform
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The Workarea The Workarea The Worka
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The right frame displays The Workar
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”Modify the Display of Top Level
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The Workarea To minimize the left f
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Workarea Toolbar The Workarea When
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Button Name Description Delete Cont
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Button Name Description The Workare
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Working with Folders and Content Bl
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Field Description Start Date When t
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Adding a Content Block Working with
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NOTE Editing a Content Block submit
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Deleting a Content Block NOTE Worki
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Deleting Folders NOTE CAUTION! Fiel
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Scheduling Content to Begin and End
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Scheduling Content to Begin and End
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Creating Summaries There are two wa
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Creating a Summary for an Existing
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NOTE Adding a Content Block Summary
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NOTE Adding or Editing Metadata 1.
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Approving/Declining Content Blocks
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Button Name Result of Clicking Appr
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Approving Several Content Blocks To
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NOTE First Approver Emails are only
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Field Description Approving/Declini
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This window has two sides: Viewing
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Comparing Versions of a Content Blo
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Toolbar View content tabs Each area
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Comparing Versions of a Content Blo
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View Description To switch between
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NOTE Administrator Workarea 3. From
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Viewing/Editing Content Blocks on t
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Checked In Report Administrator Wor
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Pending Start Date Expired Content
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Accessing The Library Library Folde
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Library Folder 3. The library prope
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Files NOTE Field Description Librar
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4. Click the Add Library button ( )
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Button Name Description Viewing Fil
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Field Description The table below d
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Overwriting Files NOTE Library Fold
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Library Folder 1. Invoke the editor
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Viewing Images Editing Image Titles
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Page 133 and 134: Finding Collections ”Creating a C
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Page 203 and 204: Toolbar Buttons Selecting Text This
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To search from the cursor location
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Checking Spelling The eWebeditPro+X
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The Spelling Dialog Box The Spellin
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Checking Spelling Specifically, you
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Editing in Microsoft Word 9. If you
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Inserting Images To insert a pictur
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Inserting Images to which your comp
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NOTE Inserting Images You can only
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Setting a Border regular size enlar
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To align Click this in the Alignmen
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Editing the Picture’s Title NOTE
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Deleting a Picture If you want to d
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Editing Images WebImageFX looks sim
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File Menu Options Toolbar Button Ed
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Dialog Box Brightness Standard Tool
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Dialog Box Choose Font Standard Too
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Contrast Standard Toolbar Button De
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Delete Standard Toolbar Button Desc
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Exit without Save Standard Toolbar
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Description Line Displays informati
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Oval Standard Toolbar Button Descri
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Polygon Standard Toolbar Button Des
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Reset Zoom Ratio Standard Toolbar B
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Dialog Box NOTE Save As Standard To
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Text Standard Toolbar Button Descri
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Undo Standard Toolbar Button Descri
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Introduction to Tables Sometimes, t
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Deleting a Table width horizontal a
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Manipulating Your Table’s Format
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Specifying Table Width by Pixels Se
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Alignment Example center Manipulati
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Manipulating Your Table’s Format
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Setting Table Borders Assigning Bor
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Assigning Border Size Manipulating
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Inserting a Cell 4. The Cell Proper
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Setting Vertical Alignment 5. Click
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Merging Two Cells 2. Right click th
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Working with Table Cells To turn Wo
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Assigning Cell Spacing Working with
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Using Bookmarks bookmark, the place
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Using Bookmarks The possible values
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Using a Quick Link Using Hyperlinks
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Testing a Hyperlink Using Hyperlink
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Editing a Hyperlink Removing a Hype
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Using eWebeditPro+XML without a Mou
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Editing XML Web Pages NOTE A Typica
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NOTE Using the Data Designer Note t
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NOTE Using the Data Designer 6. The
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Advantages of Grouping Fields Dialo
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Checkbox ( ) Dialog Box Fields on t
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Resizing a Plain Text Field Rich Ar
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Dialog Box Fields on the Select Lis
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Using the Formula Field Field Descr
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Dialog Box Using the Data Designer
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NOTE Dialog Box Using the Data Desi
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Dialog Box Fields on the File Link
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NOTE The Allow Field Using the Data
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NOTE NOTE - whole number - decimal
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Using the Data Designer This dialog
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Using the Data Designer 7. Since yo
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To enter a comment, follow these st
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Submit/Publish Submit the content b
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