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Preview EditsOnly Content Approvers can publish directly to the website. Content Contributors should contact their assigned Content Approver for publishing needs. If you maintain a site for which there is no Content Approver, contact web@sandiego.edu to request that your site be published after a navigation change or other action that requires publishing. Site PublishingIn the Explorer, click on the Base Folder, then click the Publish Tab. The Publish Dialog Screen displays. Leave all the defaults selected and click Submit.The screen will refresh and a notification displays at the top of the window. Asset PublishingIf needed, assets may also be published individually. Select the asset to be published from the Explorer and follow the prompts as directed above to complete the action. The rest of the process for publishing an individual asset is the same as publishing the entire site.The auto-publish schedule and the manual publish privilege restrictions both necessitate a prohibition on placeholder pages or otherwise submitting edits for previewing. However, Cascade has a built in preview option so users can see exactly how their content will display once published. No confirmation or other UI change occurs when Update Draft is clicked. The only change is the Draft Saved Notification in text to the left of the Send to Workflow button. Use the steps below before submitting a page to Workflow.
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