Location pages are created using Add It. First, click the Add It button in the top right of the page:
Once the wizard loads, confirm or choose the workspace you want to add it to. By default, Add It will choose the workspace you were in when you clicked the Add It button.
Add a Location page
- To add a Location Page, choose Site Pages, then choose the Location Page style:
- A preview of the page type you've chosen will appear below your selections:
- Now provide the Title and other required metadata for the page. For the global tags; if you do not need to target users in a specific Location for example you can just leave the default value, otherwise you should remove the generic tag and apply the tag you need:
- Next you can check the Optional metadata in the section below:
- Here you can fill in the Reference, Reference Date and Status fields among others. These are not required fields for Atlas but your organisation may require you to fill these in with specific information.
- Finally, you can set any Security settings you need:
Once you have filled in the form, click Submit to create your page. You will be redirected to your page, in Edit mode, ready for you to start adding content.
Add content to your page
The Location Page layout is slightly different from the standard page layout and comes with some default web parts:
- At the top of the page there is a banner area which allows you to choose a banner image and set the Contact for the page:
- Below the banner on the right you will see the Useful Links and People Profiles web parts. You can remove these web parts if you wish, or start typing user names into the People Profiles to display specific users relevant to the location.
- Below the banner on the left there are a few sections containing some default web parts:
- The first section has a Text web part on the left and a Bing Maps web part to the right - if you don't want to use these web parts you can remove them, or even remove the entire section.
- The second section contains web parts returning content with a matching Location tag to the page itself. By default we will see Events and Knowledge related to this Location.
- At the bottom of the page you will find the out of the box Microsoft web parts "You may be interested in" and "Comments". You can turn these web parts on or off for each page by changing the toggle next to the title:
When you are done, click Publish in the top right to make the page available to all users:
If you just want to save your changes for another Editor to review, click Save as Draft in the top left:
For more tips and tricks for editing your page and content, please check the following article: Editing Modern Atlas pages
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