Settings

The "Clone content" settings page allows Site Managers and Site Builders to turn cloning on and off for specific content types. This step is what allows users with the Site Manager, Site Builder, Editor, and Contributor roles to use the clone feature to clone content on Berkeley Web Builder sites. To enable cloning for any/all content types, select the "Clone content" option from the list on the Settings page (see Figure 1, above); from the next screen, check the boxes to enable cloning for the desired content types and then select "Save configuration." See Figure 2, below.

See the Clone content page(TBA) for full instructions on how to use the clone feature.

The "Content display" section contains settings for:

• image and video captions: images and videos embedded from the WYSIWYG can have a text caption, and this caption can be displayed either above or below the embedded media item (see Add images (TBA))
• responsive tables: the responsive table functionality can be turned off site-wide only as needed for non-standard tables (see Add tables (TBA))
• local menu block: on Basic pages, the local (sidebar) menu can be displayed site-wide on either the left or the right side of the page (see Basic page(TBA))

These settings are all optional and can be adjusted as needed at any time. Select the "Content display" option from the list on the Settings page (see Figure 1, above) and then change the settings and select "Save configuration." See Figure 3, below.

By default, site visitors who encounter 403 ("access denied") or 404 ("not found") errors will see a generic "access denied" / "not found" page in their browser. If desired, you can redirect site visitors to a specific page rather than the generic page.

To use specific 403/404 pages, you will first need to create either one or two pages (see Add content) and then add the page information to the "Error pages" settings option. Select the "Error pages" option from the list on the Settings page (see Figure 1, above), and then enter the page path(s) into the 403 and 404 fields and select "Save configuration." See Figure 4, below.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) content can be displayed in FAQ widgets filtered by FAQ categories. Select the "FAQ feature" option from the list on the Settings page (see Figure 1, above) to find the available FAQ settings: 

• reorder FAQ items within categories: change the display order of the published FAQ items within each category from this section
• reorder categories: change the display order of the FAQ category sections when multiple categories are displayed in one widget
• default question format: change the default display of new FAQ widgets to use a specific FAQ display (individual widgets can still be changed as needed):
  • jump list (site visitors select a question which "jumps" them down the page to the answer)
  • inline (site visitors see the answer under each question)
  • expand/collapse (site visitors select the question to expand and see the answer)

See Figure 5, below, and then see the FAQ feature page for more information and instructions on how to use the above options with the FAQ feature.

Select the "Header/footer" option from the list on the Settings page (see Figure 1, above) to find multiple settings options available for the header and footer sections of Berkeley Web Builder sites:

• site name: the main name of site displayed at the top; see Anatomy of a site
• website contact: the general contact email to be listed in the footer; see Footer menu
• footer: footer display and edit options
• parent organization: the site/department parent organization, if applicable
• site slogan: optional slogan to display above the footer on all pages
• alert banner: for displaying time-sensitive messages
• social media icons: for including a list of social media accounts/icons in the footer
• menu settings: settings for the secondary navigation display and the number of main menu levels

See Figure 6, below, and see the Header and footer page(TBA) for more information and instructions on how to configured the above options.

People content can be displayed in People widgets. Select the "People feature" option from the list on the Settings page (see Figure 1, above) to find the available People settings:

• default profile image: upload a default image for People listings widgets
• Department field label: change the default label for the "Department" field
• People categories field label: change the default label for the "People Categories" field
• Job Title field label: change the default label for the "Job Title" field
• Bio/CV field label: change the default label for the "Bio/CV" field
• Research Interests field label: change the default label for the "Research Interests" field

See Figure 7, below, and then see the People feature page for more information and instructions on how to use the above options with the People feature.

The Top Results feature allows users to assign a limited number of pages to be "top results" for specific search terms. Select the "Top results" option from the list on the Settings page (see Figure 1, above), and then these search terms and their corresponding pages can be entered on the next "Top Results" screen; see Figure 8, below.

See the Top results page for full instructions on how to use the top results feature.

URL aliases are the "friendly path names" for Berkeley Web Builder page URLs. These URL aliases are typically managed from within the node edit user interface when creating and editing content items; see the URL aliases page (TBA). They can also be reviewed and managed from this Settings section. Select the "URL aliases" option from the list on the Settings page (see Figure 1, above), and then view/filter/search/edit URL aliases as needed; see Figure 9, below.

URL redirects will ensure that if site visitors go to an old link (e.g., a page on an old website that you are rebuilding on the Berkeley Web Builder platform), they will be automatically redirected to the new page; see the URL redirects page (TBA). You can add, edit, and manage URL redirects for sub-paths (page paths) from this Settings section. Select the "URL redirects" option from the list on the Settings page (see Figure 1, above), and then add/view/filter/search/edit URL redirects as needed; see Figure 10, below.