Welcome to the new CMS. Read me first.

Welcome to the new CMS. Read me first.
Welcome to the new CMS. Here's a quick guide of the different areas of this page.

1. Section Navigation Widget. This widget allows you to go to different sections. The "plus icon" means that this section has sub-sections. Clicking on the "plus icon" will display the sub-sections.
2. Category Navigation Widget. This widget will display all categories on CMS sections. The number next to the name displays the number of articles in that category.
3. Admin-Defined Navbar Section Links. The admin is able to define which sections can display in the top navbar. Please look at the "Managing Sections Article."
4. Articles. The content here is displayed in the "2x1" layout. "2x1" means 2 articles are displayed in the first row and all remaining content is displayed in a single column. In other sections you will see alternate content layouts like 1 column, 2 column, 3 column, 1x2 (first article spans 2 columns and all remaining articles displayed in 2 columns).
5. Create New Article Button. If a user has permissions, the "Create New Article" button will display. For more information please look at the "Create New Article" article.
6. Recent Article Comments Widget. This widget will display the latest article comments.
7. Recent Blog Posts Widget. This widget displays the newest blog entries.
8. Recent Forum Posts Widgets. This widget displays the most recent forum posts.

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  Another useless test!
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  Just what is it we're 'test'ing about?
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Welcome to the new CMS. Read me first.

by Don Kuramura

Welcome to the new CMS. Here's a quick guide of the different areas of this page.

1. Section Navigation Widget. This widget allows you to go to different sections. The "plus icon" means that this section has sub-sections. Clicking on the "plus icon" will display the sub-sections. ...
- Channel: vBulletin 4.2 Publishing Suite
Tue 11th Mar '14, 2:04pm
Promoting Articles from the Forums

by Don Kuramura

One of the innovative new features on vBulletin 4.0 Publishing Suite is the cross-publishing "Promote to Article" functionality. In the spirit of promoting content discovery, we wanted to create features that will allow content to flow between Forums, Blogs, and Articles. For example, there might be a really popular post in the forums, but unfortunately it is buried inside page 13 of a thread. We will now have an option (if you have permissions) to �promote� a forum (or blog) post as a new artic...
- Channel: vBulletin 4.2 Publishing Suite
Tue 11th Mar '14, 2:04pm
How to Create a New Article

by Don Kuramura

Here's a quick visual guide on how to create a new article with the CMS.

1. Create New Article Button: Navigate to the section you want the article to be published in. Click on the �Create a New Article� button. This will open an article form.

2. Article Title: In the "Add/Edit Article" screen, enter the title of your article in the �Title� textbox.
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- Channel: vBulletin 4.2 Publishing Suite
Tue 11th Mar '14, 2:04pm
Managing CMS Section and Content

by Don Kuramura

Here's a quick Visual Guide on how Manage Sections in the new CMS.

1. Editing a Section: If you have permissions to manage a Section, as you hover over the Section title, a pencil icon will display.

After clicking the pencil icon, you will be taken to the Section Edit page. Here's what you will see:

2. Section Name: Enter the Section Name
3. SEO URL Alias: This is the SEO Friendly URL. By default, if this is blank, the system will automatically copy the section title.
4. Section Layout: For each section you can define an individual section layout.
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- Channel: vBulletin 4.2 Publishing Suite
Tue 11th Mar '14, 2:04pm
Recovering a hacked vBulletin Site

by TheLastSuperman
Symptoms

Having your site hacked is something no owner wants to experience due to the fact it takes quite a bit of effort to fix, often times requiring payment to a experienced third-party when a owner feels inundated by the sheer amount of work required to troubleshoot and remedy the situation.
- Site has been defaced - This is the most blatant form of hacking where your sites pages have been replaced with a very disruptive and sometimes rude message from the hacker themselves.
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- Channel: vBulletin 4.2 Publishing Suite
Tue 12th Jun '12, 1:37am
Issues After Upgrading

by TheLastSuperman

If your running a completely default forum upgrading is a very simple process. Many sites however run third-party add-ons and even use a custom style therefor when things change between older and newer
- Channel: vBulletin 4.2 Publishing Suite
Thu 24th May '12, 12:02pm

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