Navy League Council Website Tutorials

Jan 2012 Template - Coming Soon

June 2009 Template  - Introduction

Pease note that our fee for posting your monthly content updates is only $5 per month/$60 per year. [NOTE pricing changes effective Janyary, 2012. Also note that for security purposes the 2009 Template will no longer be supported after December 2012.]

• Basic Council Template Tour
• Using your built in content editor
• Using a separate html editor [You may download a free Zip/UZip utility at http://www.camunzip.com]

Photos - Basic

• Inserting Photos to Your Council Website

Documents, Newsletters and other materials [NOTE: 2 MB limit on file size].

• Adding documents, newsletters and other materials to your website*
• Using Microsoft Word for Article Content Updates

Advanced - Using Your Online Storage site [when file size exceeds website limits)

• Using the Storage Site for images, documents and media files [Note: the photo in the video should be f14.jpg]
• Copying URLS of items posted to the Support Site.

Your Council Calendar

• Using and maintaining your Council Calendar

Managing your Council Email Accounts

• Council Email Accounts [Three council email addresses are provided: president, secretary, webmaster@councilURL.org. These forward to three gmail accounts such as webmaster.yourcoucilname@gmail.com each accessible using a separate login and the same password]

Please let us know at richard.dowell@gmail.com if you want additional tutorials or improvements in any of those posted. Also, if you want any feature of your website disabled, let us know [no charge for feature deactivation].

                      PostScript from Best Managers

_{*Regarding posting annotations, the first four are self-explanatory, move means move to another category, update allows you to re-upload the file, reset is for resetting the hits counter, checkin/out allows a publisher to keep others from accessing the file to delete, move or change it [assumes multiple folks having access to the file] and unpublish keeps the file but removes it from public viewing.}