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Time needed It will take approximately 30 minutes to complete this lesson. Objectives In this lab you will learn how to: v Create a site map using a navigator component v Reference the navigator component in a presentation template Lesson 6.1.1: Navigator components Navigators present the logical arrangement of a predefined section of a site framework, usually in the form of links. The navigator is configured by selecting a start area and determining a child depth, a parent level, and a sibling value relative to the start area. Possible start areas are site areas or content items. There are also options to determine whether the start area is to be displayed, whether content items are to be displayed, and whether the hierarchy from the start area to the current site area should be expanded. A set of element designs is used to format the information for each branch of a navigator. Task 6.1.2: Create a site map navigator In this exercise you will create a navigator that will be used to display a map of your site. Procedure 1. Click New > Component > Navigator. Accompanying guide for SPVC - not for distribution 2. Type Nav - Sitemap in the Name field. 3. Use the settings shown in the following table. 90 IBM Web Content Manager: Developing Websites Using IBM Web Content Manager 7 (Student Guide)
Option Start Type Description Selected The site map will be used to display the entire framework, so the top-level site area named Home is selected as the start of the navigator. Selected Start Area The site area named Home from under Training > Intranet. Include Start Ancestor Level Descendant Level Preceding Siblings Level Next Siblings Level Show Top Level Site Area Show Content Expand Current Navigator Branch One Level Expand Navigator To Display Current Site Area Results Per Page Start Page Maximum Pages To Include Pages To Read Ahead No None All None None No No No No The site area named Home does not need to be displayed in the site map. No ancestors of the site area named Home need to be displayed in the navigator. All the descendants of the site area named Home will be displayed in the navigator. No siblings of the site area named Home will be displayed in the navigator. No siblings of the site area named Home will be displayed in the navigator. The site area named Intranet does not need to be displayed in the site map. The site map will only be used to display the structure of the site areas that make up the site framework. No child content items will need to be displayed. Because the entire site map is being displayed, there is no need to expand the current navigator branch. Because the entire site map is being displayed, there is no need to expand the navigator. 100 Entering 100 will ensure that the entire site map will be displayed. 1 Only a single page of results is being displayed, so the navigator must begin on the first page. Accompanying guide for SPVC - not for distribution Distinguish items with no children using the final navigator result design 1 Only a single page of results is being displayed. 1 Only a single page of results is being displayed. No Because the site map is only displaying a list of site areas, distinguishing between site areas that do or do not have children is not required. 4. This navigator design uses the following structure: 6: Adding navigational components to your website 91
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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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4. Click Save > Save and close. 5.
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Lab 2.2: Creating an authoring temp
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Task 2.3.1: Create a content item D
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Lab 2.4: Creating a presentation te
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Lab 2.5: Creating a template map an
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3. Select Training > Landing - Inte
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Note: Because you recently selected
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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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6. Preview the published Landing pr
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Learning summary A workflow is usef
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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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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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Appendix C. IBM Web Content Manager
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Acknowledgments Course written and
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