Self Help Documentation
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Introduction
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Getting to the site
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The Public Engagement Blog
- Introducing the Public Engagement Blog
- Navigate the Public Engagement Blog
- Submit a post on Latest Events, Upcoming Events and Bulletins
- Search for Posts
- Recent Post, Recent Comments and Tags cloud
- Edit an existing post
- Upload additional images and files to existing post
- Overview on navigating a website
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User Registration
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Command and Zone Assignments
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Role Assignments
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Operational Data
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The Contracts Blog and the Reports Blog
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Monitoring the Progress of Contracts – Submitting Reports on Contracts
- Recap of the motivation for Works Manager Online
- Submit Monthly Progress Report
- Submit Site Report
- Submit Interim Report
- Submit Incident Report
- Submit Investigation Report
- Submit Completion Report
- Submit Land Acquisition and Status Report
- Submit Special Visits Report
- Review of Monitoring the Progress of Contracts
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Messaging, Notifications and Archives
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Apendix
Table of Contents
Edit an existing post
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If an existing post has an Edit link on the blog list (or within the post itself), it means you are authorized to edit the contents of the post.
- Click the Edit link, make the changes you want. You can change/add to the categories, tags, featured image and the content as appropriate.
- Publish it by clicking the Publish button at the top right of the editing environment.
Make a Post Featured
While editing the post, you may want make it a featured post, that is put it in a prominent section/location to attract users attention.
- Check the box labeled Featured this post at the bottom of the editing environment.
Make a Post Sticky
Also, while editing the post, you may want to make it sticky, that is, making it prominent always by placing on top of the blog list.
- Check the box labeled Stick to the top of the blog at the top of the right sidebar of the editing environment.