Content

different ways for you to add content to the site. We can add standard markup, such as HTML, portlets, and content from other sources.

• Add content
  Add content to a page by selecting a portlet for portal pages or a widget for mashup pages from the content source: All, Administration, Collaboration, Communications, Tools, Web Content.
• Blogs
  Use blogs and blog libraries to provide news and commentary on a variety of subjects pertinent to the intranet and extranet sites. Blogs and blog libraries typically combine text with graphics and links to other blogs and web sites. Entriethat you create and post are arranged in reverse-chronological order, with the newest entry displayed first. Readers can post comments about the entries, fostering discussions and online networking. We can manage our own blog entries and comment on other blog entries. We can also incorporate tagging and rating as you would with other WebSphere Portal content.
• Wikis
  Use wikis to share community content on a variety of subjects pertinent to the intranet and extranet sites. Wikis typically combine text with graphics and links to other wikis and web sites. We can monitor and manage our own wiki articles.
• Create static content
  Static content is part of every web site. In a portal site, static content can be rendered as static page or it can be added to specific content areas on the portal page. Learn the differences between static and dynamic content, such as when to use one or the other and benefits of each. Then learn how to add static content to pages and how to use WebDAV to modify static content when needed.
• Installed portlets
  Learn about the portlets provided with WebSphere Portal.
• Web clipping
  Create web clipping portlets to identify and extract specific portions of a document for display in a portlet.
• IBM Syndicated Feed Portlet for WebSphere Portal
  The new IBM Syndicated Feed Portlet for IBM WebSphere Portal offers enhanced feed subscription and presentation capabilities.
• Hide content
  We can hide portlets and widgets on a page so they are present but not visible in the page layout.

Parent: Set up a portal site