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Google Bookmarks Folder

Will hold any bookmarks that point to google resources, for showcasing.

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Timeline Description

The example Timeline to the right is for the VLab project itself.  Although constructing a Timeline is more complex than some of the other, more simple portlets available in VLab, it...

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Timeline Guidance

The VLab User Guide has a section for adding  Timelines to your community page.  It describes how the various Web Content pieces can be created and related.

Timeline Definition

A Timeline is a sophisticated suite of web content elements that work together to present a modern-looking display, showing multiple time-related events, each for specific dates (or...

Timeline Situation

Perhaps obviously, a Timeline is good for when you have time-related milestones or events that you wish to present to users in a way that is interrelated.  (These milestones and events can...

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As the Banner in this context is just an image in Web Content, you can create your own image and upload it into Web Content portlet , or you can ask the VLab Support Team to assist with the...

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IFRAME Published Link in Web Content The example to the right uses Web Content to house an iFrame clause, that points to a published google doc link.  This is an alternative when...

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What is Tag Navigation?

Tag Navigation presents all of the tags that are associated to content in your community in a list or cloud format.  When a tag name is clicked, a separate Asset Publisher portlet (which is required) will list the resources that have been tagged with the tag clicked.

What is it good for?

Tag Navigation is useful when your community has a good amount of content (such as documents, web content, wiki, blog, etc) and you want an easy way for users to see the content in a categorized (aka "tagified") way.

How Do I Use It?

Place a Tag Navigation portlet or Tag Cloud portlet on the left side of a page and an Asset Publisher portlet on the right side of a page, on a page that has at least 2 columns.  Configure the Asset Publisher to trigger off of Tags.  (See the Asset Publisher section of the User Guide for details.)