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WI Global Web System Basic Presentation April 2012 Wetlands International The Global Web System is made with DotNetNuke (freeware) This system is aimed at: • Having one ‘look and feel’ (it has been updated in 2011, and not all office websites joined in – although this needs to be done soon) • Easy usability This means that: • All websites share the same design • All websites are connected to the global homepage databases for: - Projects - Publications - Images • When updating the database on the global website, automatically the subwebsites are updated too Extra features: • Send a newsletter • Show photos in a slideshow • Show video • Show projects or points on a GoogleMap • Display news from other websites through RSS Feeds Design of a webpage The Basics: • The design of a web page is called a “skin” • The elements to fill a page are called “modules” • There are many modules; each different module displays its content in a different way Design of a webpage • The modules are placed in different sections of a web page: a “pane” • Generally, these are the sections or panes: BannerPane, Rightpane, ContentPane (incl. Left- and RightBottom) and Footer (-Left, -Middle, -Right) Pane • You can move the modules from one pane to another Example The panes Example Different modules Text module Image module Multilanguage website • A bilingual website has two “faces”; one side for each language • By using the ‘language’ button (top right corner) you can switch between the two “faces” of the site Bilingual pages Bilingual pages can be made in two ways: • Double-sided page (simple): use ML-HTML text modules for all the text. These you can make yourself! • Double paged: two different pages connected to each other (complicated) Used for homepages with lots of modules, made by HQ Comm. Officer Placing bilingual text Putting texts in two languages on a page: • Use the ‘Multilanguage (MLHTML) text module – it has two sides Module titles • Titles of many modules are not bilingual. • Therefore, on top of such a (project, publication, etc.) module, always place a MLHTML Text module with the title text in both languages Making a simple bilingual page Instead the MLHTML text module above it does have a title The Image module cannot be bilingual, so it has no title. Making a simple bilingual page Page name translation • Page titles can be made bilingual on: ‘About Us – Page name translations’ • You can select the page and change the title in each language, similar to using a MLHTML text module Page name translation It is set to French: you can see the French page title Now switch to English: add the English page title WI Global Web System After this presentation: • Study the Website Manual for Beginners and start practicing • If you have any questions, direct them at the responsible HQ Communications Officer through Skype, email or by telephone. • Good luck in managing your own website!