Blog Entry List

You may be aware that content cleanup is underway to prepare for the upcoming platform upgrade. This content cleanup process has brought an important issue to our attention. The issue is: many pages are being created without being placed in the menu.

 

Our recent survey of the community of Digital Commons users let us know that there is confusion about some of the features already on the Digital Commons platform.

This blog is from a presentation at the We Are Digital Commons event on October 29, 2019. 

This blog is from a presentation at the We Are Digital Commons event on October 29, 2019. 

Managing how new content is incorporated into the website is the single most important task of the website manager.

This blog is from a presentation given at the We Are Digital Commons event on October 29, 2019. 

This blog is from a presentation at the We Are Digital Commons event on October 29, 2019. 

You will need to log into Microsoft Teams. If you don't have access you may need help from a Sharepoint Administrator. 

This blog is from a presentation at the We Are Digital Commons event on October 29, 2019. 

Wow! What a great turnout for the first Digital Commons 2.0 Event.  Representatives from over 30 agencies attended. The entire Digital Solutions (Digital Commons) team was on hand to give presentations and to answer questions. Over a series of blogs we will outline what was presented.

The Digital Commons website platform has been growing at a fast clip since the first site went live in June 2015, with several more coming on board in the next few months. As with any technology that is five years old, it's time for an upgrade!
What is happening with the migration? Who is working on it? And, how is all of this going to work?
Summary field. This page displays the Blog available on the Digital Commons platform. It serves as a baseline for visual regression testing when code is deployed to the platform. Note that not every combination shown is desirable or a best practice.