You will find in this guide the important points, explained step by step, which will allow you to start well and enrich your pages on the Pasteur Recherche website. Table of contents Access research.pasteur.fr […]
Vous trouverez dans ce guide les points importants, expliqués pas à pas, qui vous permettront de bien débuter et enrichir vos pages sur le site web Pasteur Recherche. Sommaire Accéder au site web research.pasteur.fr […]
La section “Recherche” du site web externe de l’Institut Pasteur – Instructions aux utilisateurs Secrétariat général scientifique V13 05-Sept-16 Sommaire Comment accéder à l’interface d’édition de ma page web Structure et contenu des pages […]
Legend 1. Member 2. Team 3. Project, Software, Tools, Patents & Network Projects 4. Publication 5. News 6. Event 7. Course 8. Job 9. Call 10. Service 11. Equipment 12. Department […]
On this guide we show how to insert a video and what to do if the video inserted shows as a link to download. To insert a video in any content you can just drag […]
The featured image that you find in many content types are supposed to represent the content, but there are some important rules to chose the image. A content dont necessarily needs a featured image […]
On this guide we show how to chose or change an image size inserted on a post. When you upload an image to the website it’ll generate a set of images with different sizes […]
On this guide we show how to create an image gallery and add it to any content that accepts “Add Media” functionality. Prefer jpg or png images. The filetypes accepted can be found here […]
On this guide we show how you can crop, resize or rotate an image directly on WordPress. More info on this external guide : http://www.wpbeginner.com/beginners-guide/how-to-crop-rotate-scale-and-flip-images-in-wordpress/
On this guide we show how you can print or save a content as PDF. Important: this only works when you are on the website and not the WordPress interface.
On this guide we’ll describe all content types available and how they can interact on the website. Depending on your account you will be able to create different types of content, for example: Member […]
On this guide we show how you can create very dynamic link between different contents from the website. Example of links that can be done : Add members and teams to a scientific project […]
On this guide we show how to translate a content like a team, member, department or any other translatable content. IMPORTANT – All translatable content should be first published in english. When you’re ready to translate […]
On this guide we show how to add a link to any content. The link can be a dynamic link to an internal content (e.g. a page on this website) or a link to […]
On this guide we show how to import publications from PubMed using the PMID (PubMed ID) You can import as much publications as you want in one single procedure (it can take some time to […]
On this guide we show how to allow other members to edit a content that you own, and how the co-authoring works. The basics : The lab head will be automatically added as co-authors of […]
This guide shows how you can add someone to the “Members” or “Former Members” section on your team’s page. If the member doesn’t exist yet on the website, you must create it first by following […]
On this guide we show how a Team Editor can create a new member. The member can be an actual member of the team or a former member. IMPORTANT: Before creating a new member please […]
Many lists are ordered chronologically by the creation date, for example new projects will appear on the top of the list. On this guide we’ll show how to change the order manually.
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