If you are new to Cascade and website editing, we recommend you get yourself familiarized with the following commonly terms that you'll come across while working in Cascade.
- Anchor: An anchor is an internal bookmark that takes you to a specific position on your page. You can link to it from another point on your page or another page.
- Impact Image – It’s the big image on a webpage that appears at the top, right under the top navigation. It has a fixed place on the page.
- Display Name: The name that will be used in the site’s navigation, as the page heading above the main content area, and in the breadcrumbs below the impact image.
- Index Page: The system name of a folder’s landing or entry page. Every folder must have a page called index for your navigation to function properly. Do not change the system name of an index page or you’ll lose the entry page of that folder.
- Left Navigation: Left column in the templates where a site’s navigation is listed.
- Live Site: Live site is the site that’s on the web for everyone to see.
- Main Content Area: Center column of the templates.
- Publishing: Publishing an asset in Cascade means pushing your changes to the live or test website.
- Stale Content: Identifies and manages site content that may need updating. The Stale Content widget on your dashboard includes a graphical summary of content needing review and a table view of each stale item. The Stale Content report contains several actions to help manage stale content, including exporting CSV, sending notifications and scheduling review dates.
- WYSIWYG: What-You-See-Is-What-You-Get (WYSIWYG) is the name of the editing tool bar in Cascade.
