News, events, announcements, and links
Articles sit beneath the News and events listing page in the Information Architecture of your Squiz Workplace.
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News - an article whose purpose is to provide news about a particular topic to other Workplace users. An item of news is synonymous with articles on a news website, or articles in a newspaper or magazine, etc. A news item consists of:
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a Title,
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a Contact person’s details,
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an Article Summary and Body, as well as
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various other selectable categories of information that can be added to the news item.
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Event - an article whose purpose is to advertise information about a particular event to other Workplace users. An event item consists of:
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Start and End Dates,
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a Location,
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an Article Title,
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a Contact person’s details,
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an Article Summary and Body, as well as
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various other selectable categories of information that can be added to the event item.
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Announcement - an article whose purpose is to distribute important information about a particular subject to other Workplace users. Unlike a news item, relevancy of an announcement item is typically shorter than that of a news item. Like a news item, announcement item consists of:
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a Title,
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a Contact person’s details,
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an Article Summary and Body, as well as
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various other selectable categories of information that can be added to the news item.
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Alert - an article whose purpose is similar to that of an announcement, but typically conveys more importance and/or urgency. Alert items have the same definable fields as those for announcements and news items.
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Link - a link 'article' is essentially an link/URL whose importance makes it worthwhile presenting the link as a news item. A link news item is accessible like other types of news items - visible on the home page after logging in.
The following instructions are designed to assist content authors to create, customise, edit, and eventually delete* news, event, announcement and link articles.
* Please note: we have a particular process for deleting articles.