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5.3.2 File Structure<br />

After you login, the following <strong>Web</strong> page will be displayed. We call this page the<br />

“File Structure page” as it displays a list of the files & folders that make up your<br />

<strong>Web</strong> site.<br />

1: General activity of university CMS users<br />

2: Au<strong>to</strong> logout display timer<br />

3: <strong>Web</strong> site File Structure<br />

index.html – this is your home page and only <strong>Web</strong> page <strong>to</strong> start with<br />

/documents/ - documents folder which s<strong>to</strong>res all your documents<br />

which are not HTML i.e. PDF, Word, Excel, Power point.<br />

/template/ - template folder the contents of which are used by the CMS<br />

as the template when creating new <strong>Web</strong> pages.<br />

Functions<br />

“New File Here”<br />

“New Sub-Folder Here”<br />

To edit a <strong>Web</strong> page you must click on the HTML file <strong>to</strong> open the <strong>Web</strong> page in<br />

Edit mode.<br />

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