Add and link imprint

Fig. 1: Additional link to the imprint in the footer
Fig. 1: Additional link to the imprint in the footer

1. Create a page structure

CMS -> Navigation -> Page structure

To link the the article imprint, there must be a link target that is created in the page structure.

  • Create a new folder (first click on any folder, then click on the Create new folder button , see Fig. 2) or select an existing folder.

  • Create a new page in the folder (Fig. 2).

  • Set the action name imprint so that the page is also linked in the mandatory query in the footer (Fig. 3).

  • Switch to the Content tab to link an article or set up a redirect to an external page or document.

Fig. 2: Create folder / Create page
Fig. 2: Create folder / Create page
Fig. 3: Assign action name for new page
Fig. 3: Assign action name for new page

3. Select content

The Imprint can be provided either as an article created in the Converia CMS or with a redirect to an (existing) external page or document.

Link an existing article

Fig. 4: Select article
Fig. 4: Select article

Link a previously created article in the Content tab (Fig. 4):

  • Add module button

  • Module type: Article

  • Module content: Please select an article here if an entry has already been created in the Articles menu item.

Create new article

CMS -> Navigation -> Article

If there is no article (= text/content) for the Imprint, a new one can be created (Fig. 5):

  • Select the desired article category (usually corresponds to the conference name, Fig. 5).

  • Create a new entry by clicking on Add entry.

  • Selection of the element (usually Rich Text Editor (RTE) element)

  • Fill the tabs for the active languages with the Imprint. The Standard tab serves as a fallback if there is no content in an active language. Attention: Even a space is considered content!

If a lot of content is planned in the form of articles, it can be useful to create several folders by creating additional (sub)categories in the parent folder (main category = internal event name), see #articlecategories.

Fig. 5: Create new article
Fig. 5: Create new article

Redirect

Fig. 6: Enter URL
Fig. 6: Enter URL

Enter a redirect to a URL in the Content tab (Fig. 6):

  • Add module button

  • Module type: Redirect

  • URL: Enter the target address of an existing website or a document that can be accessed online.

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