Get Started Last Updated April 2025 How to write for the Web, requirements of the American’s with Disabilities Act, university policy and other general Web instruction can be found on the COFA Web Instruction site. After you have been granted access, logged in and understand your access and capabilities you can begin editing right away. Follow these links for more guidance: The Dashboard – The first page you see after you log in. It contains links to all the things you can do and many resources, including the Content Editor Guide for your site. Content Types and Layouts – Types of content and layouts you can create. Create, Publish, Edit, Unpublish and Delete – This includes information about access levels, records retention and moderation states, such as Draft. Navigation: Menus, Paths, & Links – Consider all way-finding options for your visitors carefully and follow best practices. Rich Text Editor – Learn how to format and style content in the Body field. Media (Images, Documents & Videos) – Insert and manage multimedia within your content. Advanced users, who have the Content Administrator user role, may be interested in Advanced Functionality.
