1. Open Photoshop
2. Click Open
3. Navigate to the folder where your photo is stored, select your photo, then click Open
4. Check the size of the photo by clicking on the Image menu, then click Image Size

Update th

Publishers also have the privilege to schedule pages, or revisions of pages, to be published at a later date.

When editing content, save for Schedule instead of Publish or Needs Review.

Then click on the Scheduled Transition option.

Easily embed a video on the website by browsing or searching for the Youtube block, select it, copy the URL from the youtube video you want to include, and paste it into the youtube embed block and block embed.

To make the video full width, select the video block, click the advanced drop down, and add video-full (leave the other class names) to the field.

In order to add an event to your unit’s website and the main campus calen

Wrike is a project management software that Office of Web Services (OWS) uses to manage web tasks, issues, and projects.

Once you are invited to Wrike you will receive an email to join. Click the Accept Invitation button to get started.

Saving Content & Submitting for Review

Once you are done making changes to your page, save the page by clicking the blue save button in the top-right corner of the screen.

Content is locked by default during editing. This is used to prevent two or more users from editing the content at the same time. The Unlock button is provided to allow you to unlock the content for another editor.

PowerPoint's structure and the ease of adding content to slides prompts special accessibility considerations. The best way to make an accessible PowerPoint is to keep these in mind as you are first creating the document, as it is common to have to recreate slides otherwise. This page details the PowerPoint-specific accessibility concerns. Be sure to review the issues listed on the Microsoft Office page as well.

This section details the accessibility elements in Microsoft Office that are shared when working with Word and PowerPoint documents. Their respective pages have further details on the issues that are specific to that filetype, and additional resources can be found on the Creating Accessible Documents and Websites page.

This page is a collection of resources regarding the accessibility of Word, PowerPoint, and PDF documents as well as websites, beginning with our pages on the common issues in each type of document.

The page on Office covers the concepts and issues that are present in both Word and PowerPoint documents, while their respective pages cover topics that are unique to that filetype.

Beyond what is mentioned in the Accessibility in Microsoft Office page, Word has a few additional accessibility concerns you should be aware of. Also included on this page are some useful formatting tools in Word to deal with these issues as well as how to use the accessibility checker.