Web articles - IT Services
- Central Physics website
- Information on the main physics websites.
- Accessibility guidlines for websites
- Accessibility guidelines for the website
- Blocks
- Content blocks are bits of content displayed in the rightmost column of pages.
- Case studies
- Case studies appear in the Enterprise section of the website and are useful for listing services offered within a workshop
- Content guidelines
- How pages on this website should be written, in terms of tense and voice
- Copyright
- We have a responsibility to make sure that copyright is respected. If content comes from outside the department, we must ensure that we have permission to reproduce it, whether explicit or implicit.
- Departmental SharePoint Sites
- Listing of known Oxford Physics SharePoint sites
- Digital certificates
- How to download and install digital certificates in the Physics Department.
- Editing content
- How to make your webpages and profiles look fabulous
- Formatting web content
- Getting to grips with the website's BBCode formatting syntax
- Forms and questionnaires
- Webforms allow you to create questionnaires which can be sent out externally and internally to the department
- Image galleries
- An image gallery is possible on this site. This article shows you how to create one
- Images
- How to insert images into a web page
- Keyboard shortcuts
- Keyboard shortcuts for editing a page on the website
- Links on the central physics website
- Linking between pages on the physics website
- Newcomers' guide to the web
- This guide covers how to login, edit, update your profile, create news and events, and view your email on the web
- News and events
- News and events can be created by any member of staff. This article shows how
- Organizing web content
- Structuring your section of the website
- Permissions on the main physics website
- How to delegate sections of the site
- Profile editing
- How to edit your profile
- Profile privacy
- How the profile privacy works
- Research group webpages
- How to create a and manage research group on the main physics website
- Research highlights
- Research highlights are affiliated with a research group and are useful for listing anything that the group wishes to highlight
- Schedule a meeting using a web browser
- How to arrange a meeting with other members of the department using a web browser
- SharePoint
- Basic details about the SharePoint services within the Department and The University.
- Symplectic
- Maintaining your list of publications
- Theoretical Physics Web Service
- An overview of the web service provided by Theoretical Physics IT Support
- Video tutorials for using the Physics web-site
- Video tutorials on how to do content editing on the website. Covers multiple areas such as basic formatting, lists, linking, uploading, images, collapsing sections.
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