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8. Click OK again. 9. Navigate to the page you just created and then click the Page Properties icon: 10. Change the theme to the Prosphero theme. Accompanying guide for SPVC - not for distribution 74 IBM Web Content Manager: Developing Websites Using IBM Web Content Manager 7 (Student Guide)
11. Click OK. 12. Click the Set Page Permissions icon. 13. Click the Edit Role icon for the User role. Accompanying guide for SPVC - not for distribution 14. Click Add. 15. Select All Authenticated Portal Users and then click OK. 4: Creating pages 75
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IBM Web Content Manager Developing
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Contents Trademarks . . . . . . . .
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Trademarks IBM ® , the IBM logo, a
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Course description This course intr
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1: Getting started During this sect
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The topology of a IBM Web Content M
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Content delivery The web content ma
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Web content portlets The following
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The HTML sample You will use the fo
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6. Go to Administration > Portal Co
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12. Click the Edit Role icon for th
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Results You have now opened the aut
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Results Your authoring portlet shou
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Item Views You use this view to qui
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2: Building a web page In this sect
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Page 53 and 54: 7. Click OK again. An element tag h
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Task 7.3.5: Add an option selection
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Procedure 1. Click Group By Views >
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Task 7.3.7: Profile content items Y
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9. Edit the Header markup and chang
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8: Custom authoring features In thi
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3. Select Component as the tag type
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11. Add some new text to the Body f
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Role Rendering and authoring portle
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7. Click Resources to open the prev
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Lab 8.3: Simplifying an authoring t
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Expected result Create a new conten
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9: Change management In this sectio
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4. Click Close. Task 9.1.3: Work wi
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8. Edit the presentation markup to
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6. Preview the published Landing pr
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Table 3. Workflow stage actions (co
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Procedure 1. Click New > Workflow S
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Table 4. Workflow stage (continued)
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5. Select Standard - Published to s
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16. Click Personal Views > My Pendi
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Learning summary A workflow is usef
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. Name the authoring template HR Po
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c. Click Close. 7. From the project
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5. Open the Intranet Home page and
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10: Item management In this section
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Procedure 1. Open the Legal folder
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11: User access and security In thi
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a. Select the Confidential content
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Appendix A. Additional resources: U
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Appendix B. Certifications and exam
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Passing the assessment test does no
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Accompanying guide for SPVC - not f
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Appendix C. IBM Web Content Manager
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Acknowledgments Course written and
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