lenya/src/webapp/lenya/pubs/default/content/authoring/tutorial index.xml,1.1,1.2
Christian Egli <[email protected]> Mon, 19 May 2003 21:03:58 +0200
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Update of /repository/lenya/src/webapp/lenya/pubs/default/content/authoring/tutorial
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Modified Files:
index.xml
Log Message:
Added the content of the default publication:
* a hands-on tutorial
* a feature list
* a list of concept
* examples of the two doctypes
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<body>
<h1>Tutorial</h1>
! <p>
! This tutorial gives you a short introduction into the Apache Lenya content management system.
! </p>
</body>
</html>
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<body>
<h1>Tutorial</h1>
!
! <p>This tutorial gives you a short introduction into the Apache
! Lenya content management system. We'll look at a typical use case
! where we create a new document, edit and publish it.</p>
!
! <p>It's probably best if you keep the tutorial in one browser
! window and <a target="_blank" href="">open another browser
! window</a> to do your first steps in Apache Lenya CMS</p>
!
! <h2>Creating a new document</h2>
!
! <p>To create a new document goto the <code>File->New
! Document</code> menu entry. You'll get a new screen that asks you
! for an id and a name for this new document. The id will be used
! internally as an identifier for the document and the name will be
! used in the navigation. Let's use "foo" as id and "Foo" as the
! name of the new document. Now press <code>Create</code>. You will
! be redirected back to the page where you originally invoked the
! creation and you'll notice that the new document "Foo" now shows
! up as a sub-document of the Tutorial document in the
! navigation.</p>
!
! <p>This illustrates the fact that a new document is always created
! as a sub-document of the document you're currently looking at. You
! also notice how the navigation is built automatically.</p>
!
! <h2>Editing a document</h2>
!
! <p>To look at the newly created document click on the "Foo" entry
! in the navigation. You'll notice that the "Foo" document already
! contains some content. It was created from a sample XML
! document. To change this sample content you will have to edit the
! document. You can pick on of the following web-based WYSIWYG
! editors:</p>
!
! <ul>
! <li>Xopus: This is a good choice for users of IE.</li>
! <li>Bitflux: This is a good choice for users of Mozilla.</li>
! <li>Midas: is a good choice for editing xhtml under Mozilla.</li>
! </ul>
!
! <p>Pick your choice of editor (based on your platform) and start
! editing the newly created document by selecting the
! <code>File->Edit with Bitflux</code>. The Lenya menu will
! disappear and the Bitflux toolbar will appear instead. You can use
! the left mouse button to get a context sensitive menu from where
! you can copy, cut and paste. You're also able to insert new
! elements into the document from the context sensitive menu. Once
! you're done with all your changes, press
! <code>Save&Exit</code> to get back. You'll see your changes in
! the document.</p>
!
! <h2>Publishing a document</h2>
!
! <p>Once you are satisfied with the content of the document you
! want to publish it to make it visible in the live area. Simply
! press <code>File->Publish</code> to publish the current
! document. You will get a confirmation screen where you confirm
! your intention to publish the document "Foo" by pressing
! <code>Publish Now</code>. You might have to publish the parent
! document ("Tutorial") first, as the "Foo" document will not be
! published if the parent document is not in the live area yet.</p>
! <p>To check how the "Foo" document looks like in the live site
! click on the <code>live</code> tab in the Lenya menu. This will
! open a new browser window showing you the live site.</p>
!
! <h2>Scheduling</h2>
!
! <p>Apache Lenya allows you to publish a document at a specific
! date. To do this select the <code>File->Publish</code> menu
! entry. Now instead of pressing <code>Publish Now</code>, specify
! the date and the time at which you wish to publish the document
! and press <code>Publish Later</code>. Your document will be
! published at the specified date. Use the
! <code>Tools->Scheduler</code> menu entry to see the pending tasks
! and their status.</p>
!
! <h2>Revision Control</h2>
!
! <p>FIXME:</p>
!
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</html>