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    The editor of the Contoso project


    The editor of the Contoso project

    • Vision
    • Features
      • Browser-based editor
        • Borrowing, storing and returning
        • Context-sensitive functions
        • Preview and live-view
        • InSite editing
        • Rich text editor
        • Progressive forms
        • Drag & drop
      • Search engine optimisation
      • Multiple languages
      • Accessibility
      • User and rights management
      • Multi-site management
      • Inheritance of objects
      • Structures as information storage mediums
    • Enterprise ChangeSets
    • Duden spell and grammar check
    • CMS for SharePoint®
    • CMS for E-Commerce
    • Technology
    • Architecture

    Browser-based editor

    You do not have to download any software nor install any new program in order to work with onion.net. Instead, you just have to access the onion.net editor quite simply using one of the popular web browsers. Whether you prefer Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Apple Safari or the Microsoft Internet Explorer does not matter: The onion.net editor delivers a fully functional and highly efficient user interface, that feels like using a "rich-client".

    You can create as many users for each customer as you wish. Once you have successfully logged-on, the onion.net editor opens in a new window.

    Three functions in one editor

    The onion.net editor will then fulfil as many as three functions at one time:

    • Information management
    • User and group administration
    • Structure of information architecture

    Administrators, user administrators, developers (programmers) and editors therefore work in the same system! This has the advantage that the user feels at home immediately if he changes roles and assumes other tasks.

    The user of one area can switch into the others via the three buttons situated next to one another in the bottom left-hand corner. In doing so, each user only of course sees the areas for which he has rights of access. This is important, as it means that each user can concentrate on the areas and objects which are important for his activity.

    Next steps

    • Read the latest version of the Editors' manual online, or download a pdf via the onion.net learning pages