Overview

Terra Dotta's Site Builder provides offices with an easy and efficient way to build, preview, and publish public site pages. Use an existing template to input your desired text and images, or choose to drag and drop components to customize your page layout. Benefits of use of the public site builder will be integrations with staff pages, and create timely announcements for site visitors. 

This is a new feature, please reach out if you would like to make use of the Site Builder for information on set up.

This article covers the following topics related to the Site Builder:

• Important Considerations
• Access and Permissions
• Site Settings
• Menus
• Pages: General Information
• Creating a Standard Page
• Creating a Staff Page
• Creating an Announcement Page
• Image Library
• Document Center
• Site Wizard
• The Import Tool

 

Important Considerations

Before getting started with the Site Builder, review these important considerations:

1. When navigating to the Admin Console > Site Builder for the first time, a welcome modal will appear.

From this modal, an office can choose one of the following options to begin using the Site Builder for their public site pages:

• The Import Tool: If you are currently using Terra Dotta's classic site builder to support your site's public pages, then consider importing your public page content into the Site Builder. After clicking "Import", the migration process will occur immediately, and you can preview and edit content before enabling the Site Builder. This action eliminates your need to spend time manually creating these pages yourself and gives your office the benefit of previewing how your public pages appear in this updated interface before they are published for public use. You will need to manually disable the "Legacy Public Site" setting in order for your site to officially begin using the Site Builder's public pages. See the Site Builder Import Guide article for details. 
• The Site Wizard: Use this guided process to navigate through the basics of setting up your public site pages. This option is for offices that either do not have or do not want to import classic site builder content as the Site Wizard is a quick way to set up the essential parts of your public site pages in the Site Builder. After clicking "Site Wizard", you'll move through four main steps, after which time you can preview your work and publish your changes. Your site will immediately begin using the pages of the Site Wizard for your public site pages at this time. If you had previously been using the classic site builder pages, then the "Legacy Public Site" setting will be disabled automatically. The Site Wizard will no longer appear after you've published your changes; however, you can always access the Site Builder to add, modify, and delete aspects of your public site pages.

Regardless of the option you select above, you will continue to have access to the Site Builder afterwards to create and modify menus, pages, and content. 

2. If at anytime, during the import process you determine that you actually want to revert your changes and manually create your pages in the Site Builder instead, then you should open a Support case. Our team will be able to assist you with this action. It is not possible for an admin to revert the changes from an import process on their own.

3. The Site Builder's Content Editor Guide accompanies this article and offers details on the Site Builder's content editing tools. 

4. To manually disable the use of your classic public site pages and begin using your Site Builder's public site pages, you must disable the following setting:

• Navigate to Settings > System Features > Interface Settings > Legacy Public Site.
• Uncheck the option for "Enable" and click "Update" to preserve your changes.

This setting should not be disabled until you have created and published, at a minimum, a public site home page in the Site Builder. Otherwise, disabling the "Legacy Public Site" setting without a public site home page in place will result in site users being unable to access a home page for your site. 

Again, you must have a home page created and published before you enable the Site Builder. Otherwise, site users will see a message on the home page similar to "The page you were looking for does not exist".

5. After you've started using the Site Builder for your public site pages (i.e. the legacy public site setting has been disabled), you will no longer have access to the following classic menus (as you will use the options available in the Admin Console > Site Builder instead):

• Site > Announcements
• Site > Site Builder
• Site > Staff Pages

6. Preview your changes before transitioning to the Site Builder or publishing content.

For existing clients, take the following steps before enabling the use of the Site Builder's public site pages:

• Preview your public site pages and compare them to your logged-in pages. It may be the case that you need to adjust settings in the classic layout editor so that your classic logged-in pages align with your public pages as desired. Preview links are valid for 24 hours before expiring.
• It is only possible to preview saved changes to pages.
• After you have published a change, this action cannot be reverted. You would need to edit the current content to your liking and save those changes.

7. The Site Builder supports two levels of menus on the public site home page.

• The main menus that appear directly on the home page are referred to as "parent" menus. A parent menu can have sub-menus that are referred to as "nested" menus.
• If a parent menu has at least one nested menu, then the parent menu will no longer be clickable. For this reason, the "Home" menu can never have a nested menu.
• It is not possible for a nested menu to have a sub-menu of its own. 
• A menu has a maximum length of 25 characters. 

These features, along with others, are in place to ensure best practices so that your web pages render as expected, leading to the best user experience possible. 

8. A component of the Site Builder, offices can use the content editor's text box to create instructions that appear on the their pages. 

9. The Document Center appears as part of the Site Builder menu in the Admin Console and can be used to create and upload documents. It is not currently possible to perform the following actions in this Document Center:

• Create and delete folders.
• Access the Document Center in the Site Builder's content editor.

10. For offices that used folders in the classic Image Library, these folders will be converted into tags when the 22.2 release upgrade to production sites occurs. From this point onward, you should create tags to organize your images. Any folders created in the classic Image Library after the 22.2 release upgrade will not be converted into tags.

Images should be managed (i.e. modified or deleted) in the Site Builder's Image Library.

11. If your site has been using custom style sheets (CSS), then this CSS will be removed when you change over to using the Site Builder. Therefore, you will want to review these potential changes as it might call for you to make adjustments to the CSS in your Site Builder to accommodate changes on your pages. 

 

 

Access and Permissions

To access the Site Builder, navigate to the Admin Console > Settings > Site Builder. 

To view the Site Builder option in the Admin Console's Settings card and in the left Navigation Menu, the admin must have one of the following permissions:

• Maintenance: Superuser (Terra Dotta Support only)
• Website Admin: Homepage Content
• Website Admin: Link Content 

To access the "Image Library" tab of the Site Builder and add, update, or delete images from it, the admin must have one of the following permissions:

• Maintenance: Superuser (Terra Dotta Support only)
• System Settings: Image Library (Add)
• System Settings: Image Library (Edit)

To access the "Document Center" tab of the Site Builder and add, update, or delete items from it, the admin must have one of the following permissions:

• Maintenance: Superuser (Terra Dotta Support only)
• Website Admin: Document Center (Add)
• Website Admin: Document Center (Edit)

The Site Builder consists of five main tabs:

• Site Settings: Manage the general configurations and customization options for your site.
• Menus: Create the main links which display at the top of your public site home page.
• Pages: Create standard pages as well as those for staff members and announcements. 
• Image Library: Manage a catalog of your site's images.
• Document Center: Create and manage your site's documents. 

 

Site Settings

The "Site Settings" section of the Site Builder is where an admin can adjust the available settings for their public site home page. As changes are being made, the following actions will appear as available options to the admin at the top right section of the page:

• Get Preview Link: Copy a link to your clipboard which can then be shared with anyone who might need to view and give input to your changes before they are made public. A preview link is valid for 24 hours before expiring.
• Reset: Revert any changes that have not yet been published. After changes have been published, you will not be able to reset them to what they were prior to the last publish action. Note that this "reset" action is not the same as reverting the import process of classic content into the Site Builder. In order to revert that action, you must open a Support case. 
• Publish Changes: Make your recent changes public. After a change has been published, it cannot be reverted. You will need to make the desired changes and then save, preview, and publish again. 
• Save Site Settings: Preserve your changes. In some cases, this action does not automatically make the changes public. 

Important Note: Any time a change is made, the "Save Site Settings" option should be used to preserve your changes. It is then recommended to preview your changes when the option is available before publishing them.

If the "Legacy Site Builder" setting is enabled, a message will appear at the top of the Site Settings tab with a direct link to disable this setting when ready:

Settings can be adjusted in one of the following six sections of the "Site Settings" tab:

1. General Configurations

Use this section to assign the visual elements that will shape your site's identity with users. These include:

• Primary Color: Choose from the available colors, or manually set a color property. This color also serves as the default footer color. 
• Headline & Paragraph Fonts: A selection of the top 50 most popular Google fonts appear from which to make a selection. It is not possible to upload custom fonts. 
• Institution Logo: Upload a file or make a selection from the Image Library or Pixabay. Consider assigning your image a name and tag under the "Image Details" as a best practice for organizing images. A suggested resolution is a maximum of 92 DPI (dots per inch).

2. Homepage Features

Set a background color and image for your public site homepage.

Disable the features such as the "Apply Now" button so it will not appear on your public site home page.

3. Pages Background 

Set a background color and image for your public site home page.

4. Header

Here you can also add an HTML for a custom header.

5. Footer

Modify text and information in the existing footer template, or use the available options to create your own footer layout.

By default, the footer will use the primary color defined under the "General Configurations" section of your Site Settings tab.

To edit the existing template to add a hyperlink to the social media icons, follow these steps:

• Click on your desired social media icon, such as Facebook. This action will prompt a small command menu to appear.
• From the menu, click on the arrow icon. 

• Click on the "Component Settings" icon (i.e. the gear icon) in the main command menu. This action will prompt a menu to appear with an "Href", or hypertext reference, field which is where you specify the URL of the page to which the social media icon should link. For example, I could enter https://www.facebook.com/TerraDotta.

• Click on the "Save Site Settings" icon located at the top right of the Site Settings page to preserve your changes.

6. Theme

Here you can enter CSS to modify the public site home page theme.

7.Search Engine Optimization (SEO)

For sites using third-party tools to gather, measure, and optimize site data, use this section to manage the necessary identifiers. Currently, options are available for the following:

• Google Tag Manager: Enter the corresponding identifier for sites using Google Tag Manager.
• Google Analytics Measurement: Enter the corresponding identifier for sites using Google Analytics to measure site activity.
• Social Media Schema Markup: Select a social media platform from the drop-down menu. Then enter the identifier associated with that platform. This data will add structured data to your site's HTML to assist search engines in returning more relevant search results about your site. This code will not appear on your public site home page. Click the "+" icon to add additional social media platforms.

 

Menus

A menu appears in the top right section of your public site home page and has the job of directing users to a public page on your site, a URL, or a sub-menu (also referred to as a nested menu). Menus have high visibility and generally link users to pages which contain key features or information.

Important Note:You must first create a page before you can link that page to a parent menu. Otherwise, you can link to a URL if you want to route users to an external page.

From the main "Menus" section, information is displayed in columns from to left to right as follows:

• Ordinal
• Title
• Link
• Target
• Actions
  • Edit Menu
  • Delete Menu

To create a menu:

1. From the "Menus" tab, click on the "+" icon for "Add Menu". This navigates you to a blank builder page. 

2. Populate information for the following fields:

• Title: The name of your menu link that will appear on your public site home page. 
  • Example: Let's imagine that you want to create a link that appears on your public site home page that will navigate users to your institution's home page. For the menu title, we'll use "TDU University".
• Link: Search for an existing page to link (created in the "Pages" section), or enter a URL to which this menu will direct users. For example: If your menu title is "TDU University" and you want to route users to your institution's home page, then you would enter your institution's home page URL in the "Link" field.
  • Important Note: If you are creating a parent menu that will later have nested menus associated with it, then you need to manually create a link in this field. This will normally be a forward slash  ( / ) followed by the title of your page. For example: If the title of your page is "Info", then enter the following in the link field: /info

• Parent: This is an optional field that can be used to create a nested menu that is collapsed inside of your main parent menu. With these nested, or "sub", menus, you can keep the focus on your main parent menus but also provide a sub-option with additional information for your users. As you add parent menus to your public home page, a "Menu Preview" section will appear below the configuration fields so that you can view how the menu will appear.
  
  • Example: If your parent menu is "Home", then you can select this option so that your nested menu of "TDU University" appears to users when they hover their cursor over the "Home" menu.
• Target: Choose whether or not your menu will open in a new tab or the same tab.
• Ordinal: Choose the order (i.e. 1, 2, 3) in which your menus will appear on your public site page. For nested menus, choose the order (i.e. 1.1, 1.2, 1.3) in which they will appear in the parent menu. A parent menu can only have one level of nested menus. This means that a nested menu cannot have its own set of nested menus. 
  • Example: My parent menu is "Home". When I hover over this menu, the nested menu of "TDU University" appears. It would not be possible to create a nested menu for "Financial Aid" that would appear from the nested menu for "TDU University". Instead, my nested menu for "Financial Aid" should be created as a sub-menu for the parent menu of "Home". 

4. Click "Save Menu" to preserve your changes and publish them so that they appear on your public site home page. 

Important Note: After a menu is saved, it is automatically "live" and appears on your public site home page. There is not a separate publish action for menus.  

 

 

Pages

A page is content created for your site to which users can be directed using a menu.

From the main "Pages" section, information is displayed in columns from to left to right as follows:

• Title
• ID
• Publish Date
• Page Type
• Actions
  • Edit
  • Duplicate Page
  • Delete Page
  • Get Preview Link (if an edit has not yet been published)
  • Publish (if an edit has not yet been published)

There are three different page types to choose from in the Site Builder:

• Standard: A general content page that shares information to users.
  • Example: Common content on a standard page could be FAQs, Health & Safety, Funding Study Abroad, etc.
• Staff Member: Content which provides information about a staff member, including their name, title, and profile photo. 
• Announcement: Content which appears in a dedicated "Announcements" banner at the top of your public site page to alert users to important information.

The process to create a page will vary slightly depending on the page type you've selected.

 

 

Creating a Standard Page

To create a standard page:

1. From the "Pages" tab, click on the "+" icon for "Add Page". This navigates you to a blank builder page. 

2. For page type, select "Standard" from the drop-down menu.

3. Populate information in the Page Info section.

• Title: This is the name of your page as it will appear in the Site Builder.
• Page ID: This is a unique identifier that is visible in the URL and references content on the page.
• Description: These are optional details about your page that are used in search engine results. The maximum length is 180 characters.
• Publish Date: You do not need to enter any information in this field. After your page has been published, this field will auto-populate with the corresponding date so that you have a record of when the page becomes public-facing.

4. Populate information in the "Insert Legacy Content" section.

If you previously used the classic, or "legacy", Site Builder to create a page on your site, then this section allows you to pull in that legacy content, make edits, and publish it to your updated public page. This is an optional step as you might choose to not use legacy content.

Use the "Content" drop-down menu to select any page content from the legacy Site Builder to insert onto this standard page. After making your selection, click the "+" icon to add the content to the "Edit Page Content" section.

5. Make changes as desired in the "Edit Page Content" section. For full details on the Site Builder's content editing tools, see the Site Builder's Content Editor Guide.

6. When you are satisfied with your page, click on the "Save Page" icon located on the top right of the page. 

Important Note: This action only preserves the changes you made. It does not automatically publish your page so that it is public-facing.

7. From the main "Page" interface, consider previewing your work by using the "Get Preview Link" option located under the "Actions" column for your page's row. This link can be shared with others in your office or at your institution who might need to give approval before the information is shared publicly. 

8. When you are satisfied with your page, click on the "Publish" option under the "Actions" column.

 

 

Creating a Staff Member Page

It is possible to create a page with information on a staff member using the Site Builder. We would only recommend you use TD Staff pages if you are using the appointment system. Otherwise we encourage admins to build the staff pages themselves.

Important Notes:

Before you begin with creating a staff member page, it may be required that you take the following actions first:

Add the individual as a staff member on your site.

An individual must be a current staff member on your site in order to create a staff member page for them. Staff are added to a site under the classic administrative menu Staff > New Staff Member. Here you will search for the individual using the Directory or manual search, and then add and save the staff member.

Create a standard "Staff" page,

You must have a standard "Staff" page created in order for your staff member pages to appear on your public site pages.

When creating a standard "Staff" page, you will need to drag and drop the "Staff Cards" block from the "TDS Component" onto the canvas in the "Edit Page Content" section of your page. This block cannot be modified as it is a hard-coded template. You also have the option to use the "Staff Table" block. This is the only time that you will use either staff block in the Site Builder. 

Create a "Staff" menu.

You must have a "Staff" parent menu from which site users will access your staff pages. You might consider populating the information for this menu as follows:

To create a staff member page in the Site Builder:

1. From the "Pages" tab, click on the "+" icon for "Add Page". This navigates you to a blank builder page. 

2. For page type, select "Staff Member" from the drop-down menu.

3. Populate information in the Page Info section.

• Title: This is the name of your page as it will appear in the Site Builder. For staff pages, you might consider entering the staff member's name as the title.
  • Example: Fred Pine
• Page ID: This is a unique identifier that is visible in the URL and references content on the page. Information in this field will auto-populate based on the information entered as your title.  
  • Example: fred-pine
• Description: These are optional details about your page that are used in search engine results. The maximum length is 180 characters.
• Publish Date: You do not need to enter any information in this field. After your page has been published, this field will auto-populate with the corresponding date so that you have a record of when the page becomes public-facing.

4. Populate information in the Page Settings section.

• Staff Member: Enter the staff member's name to search and make your selection. 
• Department/Title: Select the appropriate option. This list displays options available from your site's Staff > Title/Dept. Adminmenu.
• Ordinal: Use this setting to order how your staff member cards appear on the public page. By default, the ordinal of "1" will be selected. If you want to swap the position of two staff cards, then you must modify the ordinal for both staff members.

5. Make changes as desired in the "Edit Page Content" section.

For staff pages, the only change you would need to make would be to pull in a text block and add content. This content will display as the biography information for the staff member when a student hovers their mouse over the staff member's image.

For full details on the Site Builder's content editing tools, see theSite Builder's Content Editor Guide.

6. When you are satisfied with your page, click on the "Save Page" icon located on the top right of the page. 

Important Note: This action only preserves the changes you made. It does not automatically publish your page so that it is public-facing.

7. From the main "Page" interface, consider previewing your work by using the "Get Preview Link" option located under the "Actions" column for your page's row. 

8. When you are satisfied with your page, click on the "Publish" option under the "Actions" column.

 

 

Creating an Announcements Page

To create an announcements page:

1. From the "Pages" tab, click on the "+" icon for "Add Page". This navigates you to a blank builder page. 

2. For page type, select "Announcement" from the drop-down menu.

3. Populate information in the "Page Info" section.

• Title: This is the name of your announcements page as it will appear in the Site Builder.
  • Example: Study Abroad Fair
• Page ID: This is a unique identifier that is visible in the URL and references content on the page. Information in this field will auto-populate based on the information entered as your title.  
  • Example: study-abroad-fair
• Announcement Title: This is a brief description of your announcement that will appear on the public site home page. The maximum length is 180 characters. 
  • Example: Next Study Abroad Fair to be held September 15th
• Publish Date: You do not need to enter any information in this field. After your page has been published, this field will auto-populate with the corresponding date so that you have a record of when the page becomes public-facing.

4. Populate information in the "Page Settings" section.

• First Announcement: If you have more than one announcement to configure, use this setting to make this announcement always appear first in your announcement banner.
• Expiration Date: This is the final date that your announcement will be displayed.
• More Info: If you want the announcement to link to a content page with more information, then select this box. This action will display the content editor.

5. Make changes as desired in the "Edit Page Content" section. For full details on the Site Builder's content editing tools, see the Site Builder's Content Editor Guide.

6. When you are satisfied with your page, click on the "Save Page" icon located on the top right of the page. 

Important Note: This action only preserves the changes you made. It does not automatically publish your page so that it is public-facing.

7. From the main "Page" interface, consider previewing your work by using the "Get Preview Link" option located under the "Actions" column for your page's row. 

8. When you are satisfied with your page, click on the "Publish" option under the "Actions" column.

Announcements appear at the top of the public site home page in a distinct banner that indicates the number of current announcements.

Students can expand the section to see all announcements and access details using any available "More Info" links. 

 

 

Image Library 

The Image Library is a space where you can upload, view, and manage images on your Terra Dotta site. These images can be used in site page content.

To access the Image Library, click on the "Image Library" tab in the Site Builder. 

Four main tabs appear:

• Image Library
• Upload
• Pixabay
• Image Details

Image Library

Here you will find a listing of all of the images in your library. For offices that uploaded images in the classic Image Library, those images will appear in this section.

Important Note: For offices that used folders in the classic Image Library, these folders will be converted into tags when the next release for site builder occurs. From this point onward, you should create tags to organize your images. Any folders created in the classic Image Library after the release upgrade will not be converted into tags. The best practice is to only manage your images in the Site Builder's Image Library going forward.

Images are organized with the use of tags (and not folders). Multiple tags can be applied to the same image which gives offices the flexibility to organize images across categories.

The main menu bar consists of the following options:

• Format Icons: Choose your preferred format for viewing images: Grid or List.
• Search: Enter a keyword to search on the title of an image.
• Tags: Click the drop-down menu for a list of existing image tags. Use the search bar to locate an existing tag. If the tag does not appear, click on the "+" icon in the search bar to create a new tag with this name. After you create a tag, you will need to manually locate the new tag and select it in order to add it to an existing image. 

Hovering your mouse over an image provides you with three options:

• Preview image: Take a peek at what your image looks like in full view.
• Set image: Select an image to add or update the image's title and tags.
• Delete image: Permanently remove the image from your library.

Pagination can be modified at the bottom of the page to view a minimum of 10 images at a time (default setting) up to a maximum of 50.

Upload

Add new images to your site in this section of the Image Library with the following steps:

1. Create a title for your image.

2. Select one or more tags to add to your image. Tags provide a way to organize your image into one or more categories. Use the search bar to locate an existing tag. If the tag does not appear, click on the "+" icon in the search bar to create a new tag with this name.

3. Review the file information.

• Maximum file size is 5 MB.
• Supported file extensions are jpg, jpeg, gif, and png.

4. Search for an image to upload or drop a file from your computer.

5. Click "Upload".

Pixabay

Your Terra Dotta site provides free access to images from Pixabay. Enter a keyword into the search bar, such as "globe", and view results. If you find an image that you'd like to use, hover over the image and click on the "Set this Image" option. 

Next, assign the image a title and desired tags before clicking "Update". This image is now part of your Image Library.

Image Details

Anytime you hover over an image to "Set this Image", this action refers to adding or updating the image's title and assigned tags. You'll be routed to the "Image Details" tab to take two actions:

• Add or update an image title.
  • The image title is used as the alternate text for an image. 
• Add or update the tags assigned to your image.

Make sure to click "Update" to preserve your changes. 

 

 

Document Center

The Document Center provides a way to create, upload, and manage different document types on your site. This section of the Site Builder integrates with your site's existing Document Center. 

Important Security Note: Documents accessed via the Document Center include files that are uploaded to the Document Center and documents that are created directly in the Document Center. These documents should not be considered secure because anyone with the URL of the document can access the document without needing to be logged into your site. Additionally, if a link to the document is created on a public website page or program brochure, Google and other search engines can index that file. Even after deleting the file from your Terra Dotta site, search engines can continue to show the cached file in search results. Be very careful not to upload files that contain sensitive data.

The main Document Center page consists of a keyword search bar and folder menu. Information is organized in columns from left to right as follows:

• Title
• Type
• Folder
• Last Modified
• Actions
  • Download (for those files that were uploaded to the Document Center)
  • View (for those documents created in the Document Center's rich text editor)
  • Copy Link (for those files that were uploaded to the Document Center)
  • Edit
  • Delete

Two types of documents exist in the Document Center:

• WYS:Content is entered into a rich text (WYSIWYG) editor, thereby creating the document within the Document Center.
• Non-WYS:Files are uploaded from your computer which might include PDF, JPEG, TXT, or HTML files. 

Important Note: 

• You can only copy the link of non-WYS documents.
• If you want to link to a WYS-type document in the Site Builder, then you have the option to drag and drop the "Linked Document" block onto your canvas. You can then select your WYS-type document. When a user visits your public page, they will click on a link from which a modal will appear to display the WYS-type document. More details can be found in The Site Builder's Content Editor Guide article. 

To add a document:

1. Click the "+" icon in the lower right corner of the page. 

2. Assign the document a title.

3. If you want to organize your document into an existing folder, use the "Folder" menu to select the desired folder. 

4. Choose a document creation method. There are two options: 

• Upload a File:Upload a file from your computer to save in the Document Center. Simply drag and drop the file, or search on your computer for a file to select. 

• Upload Rich Text: Enter content into a rich text (WYSIWYG) editor, thereby creating the document within the Document Center.

5. When you are satisfied with your document, click the "Save Changes" icon. This action will preserve your changes and route you back to the main Document Center page where your document should appear in the list of documents.

 

The Site Wizard

 

For sites that are not yet using the Site Builder for their public site pages, a site wizard is available to guide you through a step-by-step process for setting up your site's key layout features and pages.

The steps include the following:

1. Set Branding

During this step, you will assign the visual elements that will shape your site's identity with users. These include:

• The site's primary color.
• The site's headline font. 
• The site's paragraph font.
• Institution's branding logo.

A selection of the top 50 most popular Google fonts appear from which to make a selection. It is not possible to upload custom fonts. 

2. Create Site

For this step, you will select one or more page options to display in your site's menu. The pages for "Home" (i.e. your home page) and "Program Discovery" will appear by default. Other options include "Staff Page" and "Deadlines". If you don't have your staff pages set up, for example, then you can always come back and add this option into your site menu when ready.

Important Notes:

• Program Discovery is the program search tool in the Site Builder. 
• The information displayed for deadlines is pulled from the App Cycle Management section of the Admin Console.

3. Design Page

During this step, you will customize your home page layout. By default, a template has been provided that you can use as is, with modifications, or not at all if you want to start a layout on your own. 

An advanced web page designer provides built-in components that you can drag and drop into your layout editor. For full details on using this content layout editor, see the standard page section of this article.

Below the "Edit Page Content" section, you'll find the section to edit your site's footer. 

4. Preview & Publish

After all steps have been completed for the Site Wizard, we recommend that you preview your site before publishing changes as the publish action makes your site visible to all users. Note that after changes are published, those changes cannot be reverted. You would need to make your desired edits, save and preview, and then publish again.

Exit the Site Wizard when you are ready. It is always possible to create more pages.

 

 

The Import Tool

The Import Tool is a feature that allows offices currently using Terra Dotta's classic site builder to import  this public page content into the Site Builder.

After clicking "Import" from the Site Builder's welcome modal, the migration process occurs immediately. After the page reloads, you can preview and edit classic content in the Site Builder before officially enabling the Site Builder to support your public site pages. 

Offices should review the "Important Considerations" section of this article for the best understanding of how to review content before publishing changes and moving forward with enabling the Site Builder.