Mastered editing content in content types? Sector also allows editorial users to complete more advanced editorial tasks - with some tasks reserved for content administrators.
From June 2020, it will be much easier to keep track of your media assets in the media management! A media usage count along with improved error messages makes it easier for editors and sitebuilders to keep track of files.
The homepage is built from many parts and editing it is different to how you edit other content. In this article you can see how to make changes to different parts of the homepage.
Page nodes are hierarchical content organised in menus. Out of the box, your Sector site will have two public facing menus - the main menu and the footer menu.
WYSIWYG templates allow you to expand the standard formatting options and to display your content in a more engaging way. This guide explains how use the templates in your WYSIWYG editor.
Revisions are used to keep track of changes made to content - this allows you to go back in time and to revert the node back to a previous version if needed.
Blocks are used for placing blocks of content on your site (such as the footer and other content that is not in a node). Users with the content administrator role are able to edit blocks.
In Sector, we use taxonomies as filter criteria, to add metadata, and to label content - as well as for some magic behind the scenes. This guide introduces the concepts of taxonomies and explains what each of the taxonomies do.
Drupal’s taxonomy management allows you to sort, organise, and label your content. The terms in a taxonomy can be used, for example, as filters for your resource library.