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Please refer to the Content Page Types list to see which components are available on a Faculty bio page.
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You must be logged in to add/edit content. If you're adding content, you must have selected Faculty bio from the list of page types in the add new content step. If you're editing content, you must have opened an existing Faculty bio page. |
A finished Faculty bio page can look like:
The faculty bio page type has been created to suit a number of different needs. There are a lot of fields that you may not use. For illustration purposes, here's a picture of a faculty bio with content in every possible field:
When you are
When you are creating or editing a profile page, fill in the relevant information using the screenshots below as a guide.
You can refer to the 'finished' page above to see where things are displayed on the page.
- Notice that the meta description is not displayed; it's used only for search engine optimization.
- See that Amy's title is displayed under her name and in a smaller font.
- etc.
Although the words people will read on the page say "Email Amy", any correspondence is directed to the Advancement shared mailbox using the Advancement contact form. The email lands in the shared mailbox and the Advancement staff process it in an appropriate way.
