Since we are using CAS Authentication plugin to add an extra security layer to our MODX Manager, we need a way to disable the plugin in case something goes wrong and we don’t want to get locked out of our own site. Here are the steps to disable plugins outside the Manager: Log into the … Continue reading “How to Disable Plugins Outside MODX Manager”
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Creating a Spreadsheet for Full-time Faculty
A request to pull the following information from the full-time faculty directory: Last Name First Name Title Degrees and Schools SSRN link Subjects taught Area(s) of Expertise CV (PDF link if they have one posted) Email Bio (link to profile page) Create a chunk (ditto.faculty_list_2021_ABA) using tr and td tags: <tr> <td>[[+lname]]</td> <td>[[+pref_name:default=`[[+fname]]`]]</td> <td>[[+title_main]]</td> <td>[[+degree6:isnot=“:then=`[[+degree6:ReplaceDegrees]]`]][[+alma_mater6:isnot=“:then=`, … Continue reading “Creating a Spreadsheet for Full-time Faculty”
How to Create a New Event
Instructions for adding an event to our Calendar of Events. Please note that we only publish events that are open to law students, faculty, and staff. Our target audience for the public calendar is law students. Please do not list private or “by invitation only” events on here. Login into the Calendar of Events website. If … Continue reading “How to Create a New Event”
Image Sizes for Scalia Law Websites
A quick reference for image sizes on Scalia Law websites. The measurements are in px unit. The dimensions are listed as width by height: w x h. Banners for the Main Site Homepage sliders: 1140 x 700 Faculty banner: 1140 x 600 Second-level banner: 1140 x 500 Third-level banner: 1140 x 400 Spotlights & In … Continue reading “Image Sizes for Scalia Law Websites”
Layout Guides for the Law School Main Website
Here are some quick layout guides for the main law school website. To create a simple button (see visit campus page), add the button class. <div class="button"> <a href=""></a> </div> To create three buttons in three columns with three different colors (see homepage), add grid3 and color-buttons classes: <div class="grid3 color-buttons"> <a href=""></a> <a href=""></a> … Continue reading “Layout Guides for the Law School Main Website”
Instructions for Restoring Course Schedules in MODX
Duplicate the entire course schedule directory. For example: 2016 Course Schedule and rename it to 2015 Course Schedule. Open up the directory you just copied, select Duplicate of 2016 Fall. Rename Title and Long Title to 2015 Fall. Rename Source Alias to 2015_fall. Open up the static HTML page. Search ../../.. and replace with nothing … Continue reading “Instructions for Restoring Course Schedules in MODX”
How to Connect Google Sheets to Contact Forms
After creating your form, click on the Google Sheets tab: On your Google Drive account, create a new Google Sheet. Save it as something memorable. You will need to grab the name of the sheet, the Google Sheet ID (directly from the URL of the sheet), and the Tab name (default is … Continue reading “How to Connect Google Sheets to Contact Forms”
Creating “In the News” Content
“In the News” content can be found under Resource ID 11086 and should be contained within the year of posting. The simplest way to create an “In the News” item is to duplicate an existing resource from an existing faculty. Once you make a duplication, uncheck the published radio button to prevent the resource from … Continue reading “Creating “In the News” Content”
Submitting A New Event on EMS
The Event Management System allows events to be added to the Master calendar as well as the Special Events calendar that will display events on the EMS RSS Feed. Note: You must have administrator privileges in order to make the following changes. Check the featured event box if you want the event and corresponding image … Continue reading “Submitting A New Event on EMS”
MODx comments
MODx comments will not appear when viewing the source code of a page. This is especially useful when trying to keep old banners on the homepage while having it out of sight. To use MODx comments, use the following syntax: [[- ]]