In the news articles are used if you wish to cite any outside news article. For example, if the NYTimes posted a news article about something you wish to display. To create an In The News Article, look towards the following steps:
Once you have logged in to the engineering website go to the left hand corner button that says “Find Content” as shown bellow:
On the list of items go to the one that says “In The News Article” and click on it:
From there you are going to start inputting your content. You will add the name of the “news” in the following area, this title is mandatory in order to create your “In The News Article”
This title should give a general idea of what the article is about, for example the following is a title for an article written about Case Western Reserve as one of the nation’s best colleges:
NOTE: The link that you are creating for your In The News Article is a mix between your Title and the Publisher. For the following example showen below, "Fox8" was under publisher name and "CWRU named among nation's best colleges" was under the title section. These are two separate secitons. You may choose to not input a publisher and just have a title.
After you have added a title, there is an option to add the name of the publisher where the article is from, this is not required. The publisher may be added under the following area:
NOTE: Remember that if you choose to add a publisher it will go before the title as "Fox8" shows up in the example above.
Following the publisher name there is an area to add the teaser, because this “In The News Article” acts as a link, the teaser can be your title again. It is still just a short description of what the article that you are linking is about.
The Teaser is the same as the title
Adding the External LinkNext you will be adding the link/url to the article that you are referring to. The link/url can be copy and then pasted onto the following area:
You must add the link/url in that area in order for the In The News Article to work. After having added the link/url, you will be adding your subsite.
Adding SubsitesTo add your subsite click on the “Add items” button. This can be found in the following area:
From here you will get a list of subsites from which to select. Selecting the subsites will tag the news into that particular subsite so that it will show up in the news section of the subsute. If your subsite does not show up here please message help@case.edu.
After you have selected your subsite click the submit button.
Adding Associate Faculty or StaffYou will now have the option to add faculty who may be associated with the article or news. This will link the article to the associated faculty's profile. This section is not required. To add Associated Faculty and Staff go to the section that reads “Associated Faculty or Staff” and click on the button that reads “Add items”
From there you will be shown a list of faculty and staff, select the ones you want and click on the submit button. There are navigation buttons on the bottom right of the list where you can navigate to more names.
NOTE: Please ignore the "Show on Homepage" box (shown below). As content editors you don't have to worry about this.
After adding your Associated Faculty and Staff there is a section for Research Thursts (picture below) however, this section is not being used. Please ignore this section.
NOTE: after the "Research Thrusts" section there is another section for "Sidebar Content". Please ignore this section. Because In The News Article is not a page and is only a link to an article from another website, sidebar content is not used here. Images are also not used. Please ignore this section if you are making an In The News Article.
You are now ready to publish your "In The News Article". To publish the article go to the publishing section on the page and make sure that the publishing button is selected as follows:
Having selected the "Published" button, remember to click "Save" to create or update your In The News Article. If you do not click the "Save" button your In The News Article will NOT be saved:
