To create your own personalized website that makes full use of content items and SOA, you can copy a Quick Start Site and make changes to the copy.
When you copy a website, iMIS duplicates the site navigation and content records for the new site.
- Go to RiSE > Site Builder > Manage websites.
- Expand the Quick Start Sites folder.
- Select a website from the list of websites and review the following fields before you proceed:
- (Properties tab) Make sure the folder selected for the Website-specific parent content folder field contains the content unique to this website. Only the content in this site-specific folder will be copied. Any content shared with another website should be placed in a separate, shared folder.
- (Look and feel tab) The Folder containing template content is normally a sub-folder of the parent folder. If the template content (footer area, header logo, and so forth) is stored in a different folder, select that folder instead.
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Copy the website:
- Select Organize > Copy.
- Select the folder where you want to paste the new website.
- Select Organize > Paste.
- Enter the Name of the new website. Do not use special characters or punctuation.
- Select the copied website, and click the Click to collapse/expand icon in the Status area.
- Confirm that the Is this website active? option is enabled. If needed, activate the website, and Save your changes.
- Publish the website. Choose Publish children as well to publish all descendents of the website, such as navigation items.
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Publish the new website’s content.
Note: When creating a copy of a Quick Start Site, the copied website’s content will not be included in search results until the content has been published.
- Navigate to RiSE > Page Builder > Manage content.
- Select the copied website’s content folder. Red bars displaying beside content records indicate that their status is Working.
- Select Publish.
- Choose the correct publishing option and click OK:
- Publish Working Items Only - Publishes only the content records that currently have a status of Working. Selected objects that are in any other state are ignored.
- Publish All Items - Publishes all of the content records regardless of their status. The Updated on date will reset to the current date. Objects that are currently in a Published state have their Date of publication reset to the current date. However, if the Date of publication was manually overwritten, the date remains unchanged.
- Publish Working Items, Regenerate Published Items - Publishes all of the selected definition objects regardless of their status. The Date of publication remains unchanged for objects that are currently in a Published state. The Updated on date will reset to the current date.
As each folder and content record publishes, the status will change from PublishPending (represented by a yellow bar that displays beside the content record) to Published (no bar will display).
Note: If the website is hosted on a separate web server, publish the Core Content folder.
Note: If the website you copied contains URL shortcuts, be sure to review those shortcuts in your new website to determine if you need to create fresh shortcuts.