Hi Hilary, From version 5.4 of CM we made quite a few structural changes to the form creator HTML to make it more compliant for accessibility and to allow the styling to be more flexible and controllable via CSS. There is some default CSS present in the base stylesheets for forms but you can supplement this with your own CSS via the User ...

Hi Hilary, There is a table in the database (UploadFileRestrictions) that allows you to set which file types can be uploaded to the image and document libraries. Using this table you can then add entries to allow file types such as mp3, zip etc and even the new Office 2007 extensions - docx, xlsx etc to be uploaded to the document ...

Hi Hilary, It is possible to set three types of roles for User Types. Setting these roles then determines which users and user groups a user has access to - provided that the user is in a group that has access to the Admin -> Security area's. User - means that these user types will only be able to see and edit their details only Local ...

If the widgets and folders are part of a public area that users do not need to log into and if the menu item in question is a sub-level item, i.e. appears on level 2 or below, then you can just set that folder to be hidden. To set a folder to hidden, go into Admin -> Publishing -> Folders, find the relevant folder in the folder tree, ...

The search results screen often not only displays the name of an article or document but also a brief description. To help users find the information they are after and to improve the relevancy of the search results it is important to put in meaning text in the brief description fields for not only your articles but your documents as ...

In versions 5.3.0 and above of CM, the search was enhancement with a few new nice features. One of these is relevancy. By using relevency you are ensuring that the most relevant search results for a search term always appear at the top. You can convey relevancy of a particular search result item to users of your website by turning on the ...

This is not an ideal solution in that it uses an iframe and relies on each banner to be the same height but what you can try is once you have all the articles created for each of the different banners / headers, you then need to create a new article in a folder that all users will have at least read only access to. In that new article embed each ...