Content

Everything you put on your Cadenza website is content, from text and images to forms and events. Learn how to create pages, select and add Content Modules and how to manage it all in the Admin. Explors different features like publishing News, adding new Pages, scheduling Events and managing your Staff pages and more.

Calendar Overview

Your Cadenza website uses a calendar plugin by Modern Tribe called “The Events Calendar”. As a 3rd party plugin, the functionality is developed and supported by Modern Tribe. More information about using The Events Calendar can be found on Modern Tribe’s plugin site and support forum. You can also find more detailed help by navigating to  Events > Settings > Help. Cadenza…

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Adding Images

Adding Images Directly to the Media Library You can upload media and document files to your Media Library without creating a post or page first. This allows you to upload files to use with posts and pages later and/or to get a web link for a particular file that you can share. There are three options for uploading files: From…

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Adding News

News is a place to create articles and posts about your organization, like current events, announcements, or feature articles. To create a News post, do one of the following: Click the Post News  quick link at the top of your Dashboard Navigate to Posts in your Dashboard. You can hover over the link, then click Add New Go to All Posts,…

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Posts Overview

Posts content pages are fundamental to how WordPress works. Posts are different from Pages in that Posts are hierarchal, related content, like a blog, or collections of lessons, or articles about related subjects, like composers, or performances you’ve given. Pages are generally stand-alone pages of content. Posts are organized by Categories. each category should represent a different collection of posts…

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Post Categories

Each post in WordPress is filed under one or more Categories. This aids in navigation and allows posts to be grouped with others of similar content. Each Category may be assigned to a Parent Category, allowing you to set up a hierarchy within the Category structure. In creating Categories, recognize that each Category Name must be unique. Thus, even if…

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Staff Categories

Staff Members should always be assigned to different categories to help identify what Staff Members roles are in your organization. Categories display on your Staff Pages and the Staff Profile Pages. Cadenza has some preset categories already defined for you. Many of your Staff members will likely fall into one of these categories: Administration – Directors, or officers for your…

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Adding Staff Members

Staff Member information is based on the Staff Page Template that you are using and the fields that you will complete for adding Staff Member information is based on your selected template. To add a Staff Member, do the following: From your Dashboard, navigate to Staff List > Add New Enter the Name of your Staff Member in the “Enter…

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Do-It-Yourself Staff Pages

The built-in Cadenza Staff List/Grid and profile page feature is a powerful and easy way to create an interactive directory for your organization. However, you may want something less complicated and more straight forward, or simply something more creative and personal. You can create your own Staff page from scratch and design it any way that you want using the…

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Adding Documents

Adding Documents to the Media Libary You can upload document files to the Media Library without creating a post or page first. This allows you to upload files to use with posts and pages later and/or to get a web link for a particular file that you can share. From your Dashboard, navigate to Media > Add New Drag and…

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Linking to Documents

After you upload documents to your Media Library, you’ll need to provide a link in order for visitors to view or download them. Unlike Images or Video, Documents are not a visual component of your page. The only way for a visitor to view or download your document is through a hyperlink to the file. When a visitor clicks the…

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