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This is not the same thing as a personnel page; it is only your user account info. We can't do anything with this, so ignore the "edit" button here.
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If you click on your department's name, you can get to the front page.
Now that we are logged in, I see a black and white administration menu at the top.
I'll talk more about the links in the admin menu in a minute, but first I want us to click around a bit and learn about the different parts of the site, specifically the distinction between content and lists of content.
Differences between individual pieces of content and lists of content
Click around. Sometimes, you'll see an edit tab at the top of a piece of content.
In this example, I've clicked on a page from the main menu called "Test page."
I see that there is an "Edit" tab below the title.
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Now, if I click "edit," I am able to edit this content.
I see that instead of "Basic Page," it is made with the content template "Personnel," because it says "Edit Personnel Katherine Johnson" at the top.
We could make an entire site out just by using the Basic Page content template alone. But by using different custom content templates, we can make content to be filtered and sorted dynamically throughout the site.
For example, because we use the Personnel content template for people instead of Basic Page, we are able to sort Faculty, Staff and Grad Students by the Last Name field, which was specifically added to the Personnel content template for that very reason.
If you go to Content and click on the Add Content button, you an see all the different content templates available to you.
The admin toolbar
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