Overview

An Editorial is a generic type of content to express a topic. This content is then published in Tridion so that a web page is accessible within Solvay ONE website. 

 

Table of contents

 

 

 

Step-by-step guide

 

Step 1: Reach to the section to create your page

  1. By using the navigation in the blue panel, go to the section where you want to create your page.

Step 2: Create new Editorial page type

1. In staging environment, under Home tab, click on New Page icon.

2. You will now see a few list of available Page Types in the left panel.

Select the one that correspond to your Entity.

Click on Create button.

 

It is important to select the one that correspond to your Entity as the Editorial content will be pre-tag.

3. Enter the same value for Page title and File name.

It must be unique, short and meaningful.

Click on Create Page button.

 

The File name must be written in english only, using:

  • 'a' to 'z' letters
  • numbers
  • '-' to avoid spaces
4. Wait for "loading" to be completed so that your page will be displayed correctly. 

Step 3: Editing content

  1. Your newly created page should now be available for editing.
 

2. Start editing your content:

  • Author field > Value is pre-set. If incorrect, click on the Author field and select an Author from the list
  • Date field > Click on this field to select the date of today
  • Tags field > Value is pre-set. If incorrect or to add additional tags, click on the Tags field and select one or multiple tags from the list
  • Picture field > Click on this field if you wish to add a picture
  • Title field > Value is pre-set. Click on the Title field to modify the title of your content
  • Text field > The Text field is an open rich text area.

 

3. To save your changes and publish in staging, click on Finish Editing button.

 

 

 

4. Consult your page.

Disactivate the "Edit mode" by clicking on the Dashboard tab and then click on Exit.

Your page is now available in "staging" environment.

 

 

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