Ingeniux How to Video Clips
- Login to Ingeniux
This short video will show you how to login to Ingeniux using your UCCS username and password. [1:53] - Finding Your Site (Method 1)
Method 1 for finding your site on Ingeniux. [1:25] - Finding Your Site (Method 2)
Method 2 for finding your site on Ingeniux. [0:57] - Create Overview and Detail Pages
In this tutorial, you will learn to make a custom overview page with 3 detail pages nested underneath it. [5:02] - Check In and Checkout Files
Check out files in Ingeniux to use the built in tiny MCE editor. When you are done check the files back in. The checkin / checkout process in Ingeniux prevents two people to work on any file at the same time. Only one person at a time can checkout any file. The procedures for Checking In / Out are explained in this short video [1:30] - Create Internal Links (Method 1: Drag and Drop)
Drag and Drop from site Tree to create hyperlinks in Ingenix Context Editor [1:04] - Create Links (Method 2)
Create hyperlinks in the body of your document by linking to the xml id # of a file. Hover over the file to get the xml id #, and use the Ingeniux hyperlink dialog to create the link. [1:51] - Create Link to Documents
Create hyperlinks in the body of your document to link to PDF Files. You must first upload the pdf file to the asset "documents" folder. Once uploaded, it's very simple to make links to the document using the Ingeniux editor. PDF is not the only file format that will upload into Ingeniux it's just the most common way to distribute a document over the web. [1:51] - Cutting and Pasting from Ingeniux to Dreamweaver and Back
Sometimes it's nice to be able to use an external editor when interfacing with Ingeniux. One of the most popular editors available is Adobe Dreamweaver. In this video clip, you will learn to cut html sourcecode from Ingeniux and paste it into the code view of Dreamweaver. Changes can then be made to the sourcecode in Dreamweaver or through Dreamweaver's Design view. Once the changes have been made, the source code can be pasted back into Ingeniux. [3:07] - Create Folders
Folders make it possible to shield a file or component from the navigation of the page. For example, if you place a file or component into a folder from the site tree in will no longer be part of the navigation in Ingeniux. In this video to demonstrate this technique, we will make a folder called hidden and then place an html file and component into the folder. The files will then no longer appear in the navigation, but the files are still available to be linked to from the body of other html documents on the website. [2:47]
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719-255-8227 (UCCS), 800-990-8227
