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Some of the many things you can do with Sitefinity:
- You can define the workflow process and ensure that new or modified
content passes through a process of approval before going live. It can
be easily enabled or disabled and can be applied on a content and page
level.
- Enable versioning: supports different versions of the same content and
allows for rollback and comparison to previous versions. Every time a
user modifies content, a copy is created in the database – the old
version is not deleted, but stored together with the newer versions.
Versioning provides a more powerful alternative to keeping backup files.
It can be applied to pages, page templates and any content.
- Distribute your writing items across multiple web pages within
projects, as well as among multiple projects. Whenever one instance of
shared content is updated, all pages where the same item appears are
updated simultaneously. This feature is especially convenient when there
are users responsible for content editing only and others responsible
for adding the content to the Web pages.
- Drag-and-drop content editing: users can move different page elements
and quickly organize the page structure – drag an element from the
control toolbar, replace or move it around and easily fill the page
cells with content.
For example, they can create a textbox area, add a picture or even
implement a forum or news module. Additionally the “editing” interface
is almost identical to the live page allowing content managers to see
how the page will look when published.
- You can use “tags” to categorize texts, pictures, videos, and
articles. The tags will then allow both content authors and website
visitors to easily navigate to the information they are looking for and
instantly access content items tagged with the same keyword.
Additionally, users can choose whether to display tags as simple lists
or ‘Tag Clouds’ in which the most frequently used ones are rendered in a
larger size.
Vanguard Technology is a proud partner
of Telerik's SiteFinity CMS
system.
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