Why and How to Break Your Website's Content Into Pieces
- Topics:
- Employee Handbook
- Tags:
- Channel Management,
- Web Site,
- Software,
- Marketing,
- Internet,
- Headline,
- Enterprise Software,
- Content Management,
- Content Company,
- Content,
- ...
- Source:
- Content Company
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Overview: Web content is actually the sum of several parts, and to be most effective, it should be captured and stored in a way that reflects its parts. In a Content Management System (CMS), this means creating a template that breaks the content into its elements (headline, summary, body, byline, etc.). Once this is done, a table of contents Web page can be built that displays the headline and summary of a set of content, with links to the full body. If a word in the headline needs to change, it is changed once and that change appears everywhere on the site automatically.
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Format: HTML | Date: Apr 2005 | Pages: 2
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