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Create a New Scrolling ExhibitCreate a New Scrolling Exhibit

Create an Exhibit and Customize Basic Settings

  1. From Pages, select the name of your DCX site.
    Pages selected in the administrator sidebar, with the site name at the top of the page list.
  2. Above the list of exhibits, select the Add child page button, represented by a plus sign inside a circle.
    Page list for a DCX site with the cursor hovering over the Add child page button, represented by a plus sign inside a circle.
  3. Select Scrolling exhibit page.
    "Create a page" screen listing page types, with Scrolling exhibit page highlighted.
  4. Enter a page title in the field at the top of the page. You can also add Banner text, Banner subtext, and a Banner image.
    Scrolling exhibit edit page with a page title, Banner text, Banner subtext, and a selected Banner image.
    • In the Banner subtext field, select existing text to display the floating toolbar, which you can use to apply formatting or add headings or links (you can also add these by typing a / and selecting from the menu). To keep the toolbar at the top of the text area while you work, select the pin icon. Select it again to unpin the toolbar.
    • For the Banner image, the recommended dimensions are 1920 × 900 pixels. See Upload or Search for Images in DCX for details on uploading or selecting an image.

When done, select Save draft at the bottom of the page.

Add Content to Your Exhibit

After you create the exhibit, use the Body section to build its scrolling content. A scrolling exhibit consists of frames, with each frame containing part of the exhibit.

To add and populate frames, see Add or Revise Content in a Scrolling Exhibit. 

Preview and Publish Your Scrolling Exhibit

Select the device-shaped Preview icon to review how the exhibit will appear to visitors.

Scrolling exhibit edit page with the cursor hovering over the device-shaped Preview icon in the upper-right of the page.

To publish the exhibit, click the arrow on the Save draft button, then select Publish.

Open Save draft menu with the Publish option visible.

To keep an exhibit out of public view while you work, select the information (i) Status icon, then select Change privacy and choose the privacy option you prefer.

If your DCX site is private, the scrolling exhibit automatically inherits that setting. For more information about changing an exhibit’s visibility or thumbnail, see Change Scrolling Exhibit Visibility or Thumbnail.

 

Table of Contents
  • Create an Exhibit and Customize Basic Settings
  • Add Content to Your Exhibit
  • Preview and Publish Your Scrolling Exhibit
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