About Site Studio Manager Choosing Where and When to Display Manager
16.1 About Site Studio Manager
Site Studio Manager is a web-based application that can be used to modify the site hierarchy and make changes to each section. The users site managers use it to add and remove sections, assign page templates, change site properties, and more. Manager is similar to Contributor in that the user opens the application directly from the site and starts making changes. It is added to the site differently than Contributor. There are no contribution regions; the designer simply adds the Site Studio Manager fragment from the Toolbox. To customize the appearance of Manager, you modify the fragment. To customize the functionality of Manager, you edit the manager configuration settings file see Customizing Manager Configuration Settings on page 16-5.16.2 Choosing Where and When to Display Manager
Choosing where and when to display Manager on the site is an important decision because it affects how site managers use the site. Unlike Contributor, there is no Note: For more information about using Site Studio Manager, see the Administrator and Managers Guide for Site Studio. 16-2 Oracle Fusion Middleware Users Guide for Site Studio Designer immediate relationship with the content using a contribution icon. Instead, Manager is used to change settings that affect the entire page or site like assigning page templates and changing section properties. As such, you want to create a logical location for Manager and choose the appropriate time to display it always on or only display in contribution mode. There are three places where Manager can display: ■ From every page on the site : You can add Manager to every page on the site to give users a sense they are modifying the section or page they are viewing. ■ From a designated section : You can add Manager to a designated section of the site where users go to manage everything. This may give users the sense they are managing the site from a central location. ■ From the Site Studio Administration page : Manager is always accessible from the Manage Web Sites page on the content server. Any customizations you make to Manager do not affect this page. If you add Manager to a section, you probably want to make that section viewable only in Contributor. You might also spend time designing a page template specifically for Manager.16.3 When Manager is Displayed
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» Oracle Fusion Middleware Online Documentation Library
» About Site Studio Designer, Manager, and Contributor
» Oracle Content Server and Site Studio Reusable Assets and Content
» Compared to Site Studio 10gR4 10.1.4.0.0 - Build 9.0.0.354 Compared to Site Studio 10gR3
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» Contribution Model Oracle Fusion Middleware Online Documentation Library
» Site Object Hierarchy Oracle Fusion Middleware Online Documentation Library
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» Elements and Element Definitions
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» Placeholders and Placeholder Definitions
» Subtemplates Page Templates Oracle Fusion Middleware Online Documentation Library
» Contributor Data Files and Native Documents
» Fragments Cascading Style Sheets
» Project Files Primary and Secondary Pages
» Why Is Planning Important? What Parts of the Site Will Be Reused?
» Naming Site Assets Oracle Fusion Middleware Online Documentation Library
» Will Contributors Submit Native Documents? How Will the Contribution Process Be Coordinated?
» Order of Site Asset Creation Creating Element Definitions
» Creating Region Definitions Creating Region Templates
» How Will The Placeholder Function On The Page? What Will The Placeholder Definition Control?
» How Should Fragments Be Used? Will Primary and Secondary Pages Require Different Templates?
» How Reusable Should The Page Templates Be? Should There Be Both Primary and Secondary Pages?
» How Will Content Be Reused? Will A Manager Be Necessary?
» Installing Designer Starting Designer Main Designer Window
» Site Hierarchy Properties Pane
» Standard Toolbar Site Toolbar
» Formatting Toolbar HTML Toolbar
» Log File Site Connection Manager
» Link Wizard Oracle Fusion Middleware Online Documentation Library
» Switch Content Wizard Oracle Fusion Middleware Online Documentation Library
» Fragment Editor Oracle Fusion Middleware Online Documentation Library
» Launching Contributor Site Studio Contributor
» Contributor Editor Site Studio Contributor
» Contributor and Workflows Site Studio Contributor
» Site Studio Manager Site Studio Administration Page in Oracle Content Server
» Site Studio Publisher in Oracle Content Server
» Publish Now Site Studio Publisher
» Moving or Docking a Pane to a Different Border
» Using the Customize Dialog Creating a New Menu
» Adding Shortcuts to the Tools Menu
» Assigning Keyboard Shortcuts Setting Display Options
» Changing the Path Used in a Site Address
» Beside Stopped Site Page, click the Additional Information icon
» About Page Templates About Region Templates
» Changing Log File Settings Understanding the Contribution Regions
» Inserting Placeholders Inserting Objects Inserting Fragments
» Working With Text Arranging Objects on the Template
» Applying CSS Classes Working With HTML Tables
» Region Templates and Region Definitions Working With Native Documents and Conversion Definitions
» About Placeholder Definitions About Region Definitions
» Creating a New Definition Copying a Definition
» From the menu bar, select File, then select Definitions, then select Upload
» Contributor Data Files Native Documents Conversion Definitions Images
» Working With Element Definitions Creating a New Content File Copying a Content File
» Requirements for Native Documents
» Using Dynamic Converter Template Selection Rules Sample Fragments for Native Documents
» About Scripts About Custom Configuration Scripts About Custom Element Forms
» Implementing a Custom Element
» Backward Compatibility and Upgrading Sample Custom Elements
» Working With Images Custom Configuration Scripts
» Default Validation Options Oracle Fusion Middleware Online Documentation Library
» In the Site Hierarchy pane, right-click the desired section and choose Select
» Viewing and Editing Web Site and Section Properties
» Expanding and Collapsing the Site Hierarchy Refreshing Your Site Hierarchy in Designer
» Working With Fragments Assigning Content With The Switch Content Wizard
» Hyperlink Formats Working With Links
» Color-Coded Differences when Comparing Web Pages Using the Compare Changes Feature
» About Fragments Adding and Editing Fragments
» Fragment Handling in Templates Fragments in the Toolbox
» Filtering Fragments in the Toolbox Adding Fragments to a Template
» Click OK. Changing the Parameters of a Fragment
» Creating a New Fragment Deleting a Fragment
» Inserting Parameters and Parameter Declarations in a Snippet
» Deleting a Fragment in the Toolbox About Site Reports Web Site Objects Report Site Usage Report
» Choose Content Tracker Report.
» Content Tracker Report About Workflows Workflow Types
» Workflow Experience for Contributors Setting Up a Workflow
» Contributor Data Files in Workflows Native Documents in Workflows
» About Site Studio Manager Choosing Where and When to Display Manager
» When Manager is Displayed Creating a Manager Configuration Settings File
» Copying a Manager Configuration Settings File
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