News

• New Users: Getting started with LiveWhale
  Getting started
• Working with the WYSIWYG toolbar
  Working with links in WYSIWG toolbar
• Password protecting directories
  How to password protect directories
• Naming Files and Directories in LiveWhale
  Whether your content is text, image or file, it filename plays an important role in LiveWhale. Here are some best practices in filenaming to help improve you contents’ chances of being found.
• Searching your group’s content
  Searching your group’s content
• How to use this site
  The purpose of this site is to provide you with the tools to create, edit and improve your website within Lewis & Clark’s LiveWhale community.
• The Control Panel
  This page will give you a pictorial tour of the LiveWhale Control Panel.
• Working with Balloons
  Working with Balloons
• What is LiveWhale?
  LiveWhale is software that allows Lewis & Clark students, faculty and staff to post content to the college’s website.
• How to Log In
  To log into Lewis & Clark’s LiveWhale content management system, click on this link: http://www.lclark.edu/livewhale, type in your username and password into the corresponding fields and click on the “Sign In” link.
• The Dashboard
  The Dashboard is the Welcome or front page of the LiveWhale system. It provides an overview of the site, latest LiveWhale-related news, access to all groups you belong to, and displays a list of the most recently updated content.
• Whom do I ask for LiveWhale help?
  Need more support? Here is a list of people in New Media and elsewhere who can help you.
• Writing for the Web
  As part of our 2009 redesign, WhiteWhale created a writing guide that tackles the two toughest issues: basic writing for the web and specific notes about writing for/about Lewis & Clark. It’s based on general rules on good writing for the web and PubCom’s own style guide.
• LiveWhale Groups, what are they?
  How and why LiveWhale divides users into groups.
• How do I get access to edit my pages?
  Getting added to LiveWhale user groups
• What web browser should I use with LiveWhale?
  LiveWhale was built to be used with the Firefox web browser. You can download Firefox here: http://www.firefox.com