Editing PrismWeb Files

Owned by Dawn Brunke (Unlicensed)
Last updated: Sept 28, 2020 by Dawn Brunke (Unlicensed)
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To edit the static content of your website, you will need to use an HTML editing program, such as Microsoft Expression Web, Microsoft Office SharePoint Designer 2007, or any other HTML program can be used to edit the content on your site pages. 

Using a HTML editor allows you to:

  • Edit all areas of the site (with the exceptions of a few protected areas)

  • Have greater control over editing the content on the page

  • Regularly upload files and edit content

 

Self-Paced Training for PrismWeb

PrismWeb for PrismCore Users Self-Pace Training
PrismWeb Common Web Edits Old and Current Templates
PrismCore ICS Side of Web Self-Paced Training
(Please refer to this document on accessing the LMS.)

Instructor Led Training for PrismWeb

See the calendar to register for Instructor Led Training.

PrismWeb Manager - Session covers PrismWeb Manger options and settings, assigning catalog and product images and editing static content on your website. Includes setup, online buyback options, marketing options in PrismWeb Manager, assigning catalog and product images, editing content using the CMS options for the new template. This session is for those who will work in PrismWeb Manager to maintain their website.

PrismWeb Design - Session covers the Content Management System (CMS) within PrismWeb Manger used for managing specific areas of the current templates. This session also covers the file organization, and using HTML to edit static content on your website. This session is for those who will be using an HTML editor to work with their website design. This is not a required course for use of PrismWeb.

Additional Resources

PrismRBS does not provide training on specific coding languages HTML, JavaScript, or CSS. Please use the available training resources regarding where to find specific website files and how to access them for edits. We have created a list of some additional resources that you can use when making JavaScript or CSS changes or when looking for additional information on HTML changes.

https://www.w3schools.com/
https://css-tricks.com/

One thing that you can also do is search for the specific issue using Google or another search engine.