Introducing Aggie Experts! Our latest update to SiteFarm now includes the integration of the Library's Aggie Experts service directly into the Person content type.
With the Layout Builder feature allowing for evermore creative and complex page layouts, the total number of blocks used increases, and sometimes it's challenging to locate which one is used where, especially if there's a lot of scrolling involved. Learn how to easily swap your view to make finding a specific block easier.
Have you had this experience? You click to Edit a page, but when you view the WYSIWYG it's collapsed and empty. Nothing you do allows you to click inside it and it seems like your content is inaccessible. It's all the fault of an image in a feature box on your page. Let's look at how to fix it.
When you need to work outside of SiteFarm to create your content and perhaps collaborate with others, trying to bring that content back into SiteFarm from Word can screw up formatting or break your layout for invisible reasons unless you know how to look at the source code. Come learn how to make a clean copy to add to SiteFarm.
Our next upcoming release will be arriving this weekend and you’ll be noticing an update to SiteFarm’s WYSIWYG text area icons as we’re updating the CKEditor module from version 4 to version 5.
Are you aware that the security you may apply to your site's pages, whether through content type access restrictions or the CAS firewall, does not apply to the documents you associate with them? If search engines keep finding files you want to protect, keep reading to understand why this happens and how to avoid it.
The Web Workers group, hosted by Strategic Communications, has posted the video sessions from its quarterly meeting on August 16th. As the majority of them focus on our new Layout Builder feature, we encourage you to check them out.
We're thrilled to present the biggest step forward in SiteFarm's feature-rich offerings since we launched the service in 2016. New layout builder system, new blocks, new styles now all at your fingertips.
It's a common point of confusion for people to ask what the difference is between their live site and their *.sf.ucdavis.edu site. This post is all about understanding that, in the end, your site is your site no matter its name, just like Shakespeare intended.
As we announced earlier this month, we have a slate of fixes, updates, and new features scheduled for release this year. The first phase rolls out with our scheduled update late this evening. Read on to see what we're including.
