I made a basic 15 minute video tutorial for people tasked with making simple changes to preexisting web pages in Concrete 5. I know Franz made a bunch of excellent tutes in the Help section but I wanted to put together a video detailing what you need to know to edit a page without getting into fine detail.
Full screen should work ok too since I zoom in often.
I've added some additional comments and tips under the video in the comments section. FYI: the video gets about 5 seconds behind the audio after the 10 minute mark.
I've cranked out a few more video Tutorials on Editing; covering the File Manager in detail. These are meant to help new arrivals to C5 or help developers/designers orient their clients who need to do Edits and Simple Site Management or delegate Editing their site to others.
This wound up being basically about the File Manager which I believe is fairly important to understand how to use since that's where you upload, organize and administer different kind of files.
Overview of- rolling back to previous versions, moving blocks and pages, adding forms and other add-ons, and creating a new page.
Notes:
On Part 2
- When I say that you could use an Edit Block/Add-on to embed an Image as opposed to using the Content Block, I meant to say you could use the Image Block. I still prefer to embed a single image into a page by using the Content block since clients can easily align them left,right or center using the align tools in the editor.
- When you're in the File Manager, you can also click on a Thumbnail image to bring up another list of options as well which are fairly self-explanatory.
- Clicking on Type, Title, etc. allows you to Sort by those headers.
On Part 3
-Batch image resizing AIR links
Get AIR:
This is what you download and install first. These are the people who make Flash. It's fine to install it. http://get.adobe.com/air/
i forgot about this print documentation the Tom aka Maynar made a while back. I'm sending it to my current clients and for my company. Thought it might be useful for those watching this tutorial as well:
Please change the wording in this article. "The Minimum You Need to Know" is a registered trademark of Logikal Solutions for their tutorial series. http://www.theminimumyouneedtoknow.com....
Please change the wording on your webpage. "Java" is a registered trademark! So was "tutorial series" by the way and I think we all need to start speaking Klingon soon if guys like you hop further all over the planet.
There are better ways to promote your page then hoping all over the net throwing trademark complaints all over it, Mr. Hughes.
you're kidding me? ok, here's the patent troll's toll. the phrase has been rephrased.
You do know that this is a random posting on a forum linking to non-commercial content that actually doesn't even exist anymore since the site went defunct?
For those who'd like to see the video it can now be found here along with others:
