When a user logs in to WordPress, the public name associated with that user is by default the byline (author) of any content they create. However, there are options in the article interface to change the byline. Note: Each byline appears on the website as a link to the author’s archive, which can include an Author Bio if created. Editing…
Category groups keep your categories organized to help your contributors find the appropriate categories when publishing content to your site. Groups are not visible to your website visitors. If you find you need a new Category Group, you can easily create a new group and mass assign categories. Go to Articles > Category Groups Name your category group Add a…
Categories and tags are metadata (information) about the article that tells WordPress, plugins, search engines, and website visitors what each article is about. Categories tell the WORLD what your site is about. They are the main outline of your site’s content and should be SEO friendly, concise, and fairly steady over time. For more information on categories versus tags and category best practices, view…
Hidden vs Public Categories All Categories are used by Rayos to determine where content appears on the site. Each List determines which articles should display by limiting the range of articles by category. Public Categories serve an additional purpose in that they also help your website visitors and search engines find content. They do this in the following ways: Label list items: In…
Category groups keep your categories organized to help your contributors find the appropriate categories when publishing content to your site. Groups are not visible to your website visitors. Categories can be assigned individually to a group from the Category edit page or in bulk via the Category Group edit page. Assigning a individual category to a group: Go to Articles >…
Tags are metadata (information) about an article that tells WordPress, plugins, search engines, and website visitors what each article is about. Tags are fluid; they can change as news topics come and go. They don’t speak to the site as a whole, but rather the specific people looking for content on that term. Tags can be created on the fly…
Links let you: Put a link to an external site in a List Put a link to a page in a List Make an article headline that displays in a List that’s different from the article’s title Create A Link To create a link: Go to Links Click Add New Give the Link a Title Give the Link a Subtitle…
Rayos uses the Time.ly JOURNEY product to create calendars and gather calendar submissions from website visitors. Access to your events calendar can be found in the Time.ly JOURNEY portal here: app.time.ly. Your site has up to 5 user logins for the Time.ly dashboard. If you need a login, please contact Rayos Support. Time.ly Basics Quick links to Time.ly JOURNEY documentation…
To Create A Voting Form Like The One Above: Go to Forms > New Form Go to Advanced Fields > Survey Add one Survey field per item you plan to add to the Voting Form Set each field’s Survey Field Type to Radio Buttons Add an Email field Check the Email field’s No Duplicates option Go to Standard Fields Add one HTML field Type a Disclaimer…
To Create A Contest Form Like The One Above: Go to Forms > New Form Go to Advanced Fields Add one Name field Add one Email field NOTE: If you are trying to limit entries to one per person, you can make the Email field “Required” and also select “No Duplicates.” Add one CAPTCHA field (if CAPTCHA is activated for your site)…
