The OASIS Toolbar
The OASIS Toolbar (appearing at the top of the browser after logging in) offers 5 menu items. These items are available to help administrators with making changes to the website.
Add
Offers actions that will add to the website. Options such as, adding pages, adding files, adding folders (in which files can be placed), and/or adding resources such as lists, galleries, or form builders.
Manage
For managing page information such as moving page locations, modifying page information, deleting pages, and/or marking pages as reviewed.
- Select to modify details of the current page, including page name, description, search tags, permissions, and more.
- Select to delete the current page.
Use caution when deleting pages! All resources and associated resource items will also be deleted.
Administer
This is where users are managed, configurations and back-end designs are changed, the recycling bin can be viewed, and users can log out. Many functions under the Administer item should not be adjusted. Items that administrators should be familiar with will be covered in this document and can be brought up in training sessions.
Administer - For Developer Use Only
The following options are typically for developer use unless otherwise instructed. If adjustments need to be made in any of the following options, steps outlining how to manage these options will be outlined in your user manual. For more information, you can contact Sandbox.
Reporting
Covering a range of reports like SEO availability, a (page) review list, accessibility, and system logs. This information is used for the maintenance of the website.
- Select to view (and/or mark as reviewed) pages that have not yet been reviewed by an administrator based on the page review schedule (if applicable).
- By selecting the desired compliance level (A, AA, AAA) and clicking Validate, OASIS will check the current page against accessibility standards as outlined in the WCAG (Web Content Accessibility Guidelines) and offer a pass or fail result.
It is important to remember that some AODA errors do not need intervention or cannot be resolved. In a case where errors are present, content on a web page should be made accessible through other types of accessible format such as: eText documents, in-person interaction, Braille or Braille display devices, captioning or audio descriptions. If you require more information on the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disability Act (AODA), Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG), or the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C), please contact Sandbox.
Explore
Everything created and uploaded onto the website is stored in the Explorer. From this item, administrators can use the icons below to move, view, and/or edit different pieces of the website.
View Resource |
Edit Resource Details |
Move Resource |
Delete |
Revert File |
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