On this home page (www.ldsarchives.blogspot.com) you can also subscribe to our site's feeds. You can always return to this Main Menu (home page) by clicking on the link "Back to Main Menu" located on the link bar of every section's page.
Wednesday, January 2, 2008
Description of Website Sections
The LDS Archives website is divided into sections depending on what type of material it is. For example, a statement by President Monson would be under LDS Quotes. Or, a thought by C.S. Lewis describing how we should make the most of each day would fall under the section Surviving Each Day.
On this home page (www.ldsarchives.blogspot.com) you can also subscribe to our site's feeds. You can always return to this Main Menu (home page) by clicking on the link "Back to Main Menu" located on the link bar of every section's page.
On this home page (www.ldsarchives.blogspot.com) you can also subscribe to our site's feeds. You can always return to this Main Menu (home page) by clicking on the link "Back to Main Menu" located on the link bar of every section's page.
Page Layout--Understanding the layout of webpage
In each section of LDS Archives, main parts of the layout are as follows (see image below):
1. Navigation Bar-- This is a row of links to the other sections of the website. This way, you can quickly change between sections without having to always start at the home page.
2. Topic Links-- This is an alphabetical list of all entries of that section based on labels given upon submitting.
3. Submit and Help-- This is where you click to submit your own material. If you are not sure how, click on the "How?" link.
4. Recently Added-- This is a list of the most recent submissions to that section of the website. It is based on the title of the submission/post. This feed updates every 30 minutes.
5. RSS Feed Subscribe-- Click on "Subscribe to Daily Updates (RSS)" to get a live feed of all content of that section of the website. For more information, please see RSS Feeds.
1. Navigation Bar-- This is a row of links to the other sections of the website. This way, you can quickly change between sections without having to always start at the home page.
2. Topic Links-- This is an alphabetical list of all entries of that section based on labels given upon submitting.
3. Submit and Help-- This is where you click to submit your own material. If you are not sure how, click on the "How?" link.
4. Recently Added-- This is a list of the most recent submissions to that section of the website. It is based on the title of the submission/post. This feed updates every 30 minutes.
5. RSS Feed Subscribe-- Click on "Subscribe to Daily Updates (RSS)" to get a live feed of all content of that section of the website. For more information, please see RSS Feeds.
Tuesday, January 1, 2008
RSS FEEDS-
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RSS Feeds allows you to easily stay informed by retrieving the latest stories, quotes, etc. from LDS Archives website. You save time by not needing to visit each site individually, and by ensuring your privacy through a secure internet connection.
There are many ways you can add this "live update" (see below.)
If none of those fit your need, the easiest way to keep track of new LDS Archives submissions is by Live Bookmark. After clicking on the "Subscribe to this feed" button, click on "View Feed XML".
A page with this symbol will appear. Choose "Live Bookmarks", and then click "Subscribe." A box will appear where you can rename the feed to something you will remember.
That's all! Now to see the feed for that section of LDS Archives, click on the bookmark at the top of your browser. The most current submissions and uploads are at the top of the list.
To easily add and view all LDS Archives RSS feeds, download Feedreader3--a free and safe program by clicking HERE.
There are many ways you can add this "live update" (see below.)
If none of those fit your need, the easiest way to keep track of new LDS Archives submissions is by Live Bookmark. After clicking on the "Subscribe to this feed" button, click on "View Feed XML".
A page with this symbol will appear. Choose "Live Bookmarks", and then click "Subscribe." A box will appear where you can rename the feed to something you will remember.That's all! Now to see the feed for that section of LDS Archives, click on the bookmark at the top of your browser. The most current submissions and uploads are at the top of the list.
To easily add and view all LDS Archives RSS feeds, download Feedreader3--a free and safe program by clicking HERE.
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