SiteMasonry Tutorial

Some older articles are using a content block setup no longer compatible with the current system. Here's how to fix those.

Guidelines for how to best use heading elements h1 through h6 to structure your content for accessibility and SEO

Academic program pages let you make a centralized promotional page that can be called upon from any SiteMasonry site connected to Content Hub. This is particularly handy as news stories frequently mention academic programs tied to people or events going on.

This content type is formatted to display a person’s name, photo, position, contact information, and bio, among other things. Once a profile is made, it can be connected to news stories to highlight those featured in the story.

If you want to make your article more appealing, you can add elements to your article on that page to better attract people to your content.

A highly-engaging news story with optimized formatting increases human readability, accessibility, and searchability. Learn how to make a news story within SiteMasonry.

Content that follows digital accessibility and web content best practices is easier for site visitors to navigate, for search engines to interpret, and for editors to maintain over time. Well-structured stories also perform better in search results and are more likely to be shared across social platforms.

Building marketing landing pages on SiteMasonry is as easy as building a regular page. OUB Digital Strategist, Kristin Heydt shows you how.

SiteMasonry CMS Web Managers can create Content Editor accounts on sites they manage.

SiteMasonry's versioning workflow allows content to be modified in an un-published Draft state without changing the publically viewable (Published) version of the page or content item (news item, profile, or program)