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Content Management Documentation

Switchplane's content management system allows you to add, edit and delete pages on your website. No specialist software or knowledge is required as it works just like Microsoft Word and OpenOffice. All you need is access to the internet and a modern web browser like Firefox or Internet Explorer 7.

Requirements 

To use content management, you must:

1. be logged in to your website,
   
2. have the appropriate security permission.

If you are having difficulties logging in or don't have the security permission, please contact technical support.

Overview of Content Management

Content on your website is split into categories and pages.  For example, in the following URL, the page is called dogs.php and the category is called animals: http://www.yourwebsite.com/animals/dogs.php.

Content Categories

• What is a content category?
• Creating a content category
• Editing a content category
• Deleting a content category

Content Pages

• What is a content page?
• Creating a content page
• Editing a content page
• Deleting a content page

Document Areas

• What is a document area?
• Editing a document area
• Overriding document area content
• Resetting document area content

Switchplane Mark-up Language

• What is Switchplane Mark-up Language (SML)?
• Key benefits of SML
• SML tag reference

SML Tutorials

• Aligning content with SML
• Formatting text with SML
• Images with SML
• Lists with SML
• Login dependent content

Navigating and Searching the Site

• How does the search work?
• Site map
• What are breadcrumbs?

Search Engine Optimisation

• Explanation of SEO features

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