Website authoring
Web site
- CSS styles in css-global reduce vertical padding to the primary menu dropdown links (i.e.: Press)
- CSS styles in css-rss define teh style of "What's New" heading and RSS icon on teh right hand column
Home
- CSS styles in css-home hide taxonomy vocabulary links below "Latest News" and ""Recent Publications
Announcements
- Categories for Announcements and Categories Archives were created as taxonomy items "Announcements" and "Archive Year"
- As these News events were added, they were also tagged to the above categories
- CSS styles in css-rss address the RSS logo
People
- People home page
- Not the default People home page (which doesn't catgorize groups of people), rather a Page App with the following list of post widgets for each "People" taxonomy category:
- list-people-* ("Principal Investigator" through "Visiting Students")
- Each list of posts widget list People items is categorized by each category (i.e. Visiting Faculty) in the People taxonomy
- People pictures and titles were imported via OpenScholar (File type: EndNote Tagged) after images size was increased to 250x250 pixels and renamed to img-people-lastName
- The import-people.csv import files could be used to merge this content to another website
- Display of images of people were increased via the JavaScript in js-people-large_image, otherwise they would have the standard OpenScholar picture size (smaller) and layout (non-categorized list)
- Additional styles were added via the CSS in css-people.
- Not the default People home page (which doesn't catgorize groups of people), rather a Page App with the following list of post widgets for each "People" taxonomy category:
Alumni and Group Photos
- Page heading styled via the CSS in css-alumni-group_photos
Press
- Press home page
- Not the default News home page (which doesn't catgorize by year), rather a Page App with the following list of post widgets for each year taxonomy category:
- list-news-20** (2021 through 2007)
- Each list of posts widget list News items was categorized by each term (i.e. year) in the Press taxonomy
- Not the default News home page (which doesn't catgorize by year), rather a Page App with the following list of post widgets for each year taxonomy category:
- Press (News) assets imported via OpenScholar (File type: EndNote Tagged)
- The following import files could be used to merge this content to another website
- import-news-20**.csv
- The following import files could be used to merge this content to another website
- The CSS styles in css-press add padding-top to each heading so that anchor link targets (i.e.: 2019) from Press drop down show below floating upper navigation
CSS styles in css-rss address the RSS logo
Publications
- Publications were added to the OpenScholar native Publication App, using the import process with "enw" files import-tagged-*.enw (File type: EndNote Tagged)
- All PDF files were imported in OpenSholar
- Publications were categorized (Publications, Recnet Abstracts and Spark Analysis Detection) by "Publications" taxonomy categories and displayed via list-of-posts widgets displaying each category of publications.
- The OpenScholar import process doesn't allow to also assign categories to publications. This step must be done manually.
- CSS styles in css-rss address the RSS logo