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Learn how to configure Child Grid Cards using either Dynamic or Manual mode, update card content, organize card order, and maintain links as your website evolves.

This article explains how the order of cards on a website’s home page is controlled by the order of files and folders within Cascade CMS. By viewing and rearranging content using the “Order” column in the CMS interface, content managers can change how cards appear on the live site. After reordering, the site’s index page must be published for changes to take effect. The article also provides best practices, including reviewing changes after publishing, avoiding unnecessary folder renaming or mov

This article explains how to update the bio, and profile portraits of a faculty or staff member on the website directory

This article explains the metadata fields available in Cascade CMS and how they help search engines, website search, social media platforms, and AI-powered search tools understand and present your content. Learn the purpose of page titles, descriptions, keywords, and search settings, along with best practices for creating metadata that improves the discoverability and clarity of your webpages.

This tutorial explains how to manually override the displayed job title for a faculty or staff member in the CWU web directory. It covers how to enable the Manual Title Override option, enter a custom job title, preview the changes, run content and accessibility checks, and publish the updated profile page to the live website.

This article explains the difference between internal and external links in Cascade CMS and why the distinction matters for long-term website maintenance. Internal links reference assets within Cascade and automatically update if pages are moved or renamed, supporting dependency tracking and reducing broken links. External links point to outside URLs and require manual maintenance. The article also defines what an asset is in Cascade CMS and outlines best practices for choosing the correct link.

This document provides guidance on file and page naming conventions within Cascade CMS, including best practices for accessibility, organization, and website maintenance. It outlines recommended standards for naming files and pages, explains why consistent naming conventions are important, and describes how improper naming can affect URLs and content management. The document also includes accessibility reminders for uploaded files, explains how Cascade handles duplicate file names, and provides

This guide explains how to upload multiple files to Cascade CMS by using a .zip archive. It walks through navigating to the correct folder, uploading and extracting the archive, and reviewing the uploaded files. The article also includes important naming convention requirements, accessibility reminders, and guidance for removing unnecessary system-generated folders that may appear when creating .zip files on a Mac.

This article provides step-by-step instructions for adding a Frame (iframe) component in Cascade CMS. It covers how to insert the component, configure required fields (headline, source URL, height, and width), and preview the embedded content to ensure it displays correctly and accessibly.

This article describes the standard Google Analytics reporting option provided by Web Services through a Google Looker Studio dashboard. The dashboard allows users to view traffic and performance metrics for any CWU website by entering a unique portion of the site’s URL into the “Page path contains” filter, which returns data for all related pages. It also explains how results are paginated, with top-performing URLs displayed across multiple pages of the report for easier review

This article explains how to interpret key metrics in a Google Analytics 4 (GA4) website overview report. It helps website owners understand users, sessions, engagement, traffic sources, devices, and top content so they can evaluate performance and make informed content decisions.

In this Cascade CMS accessibility tutorial, learn how to avoid the common “Link does not have discernible text” error reported in DubBot. This issue is often caused by hidden or empty anchor tags left behind when editing links in the WYSIWYG editor.

How to Fix the “Link does not have readable (discernible) text” Error

Learn how to wrap text around an image in Cascade CMS using the PullLeft custom class in the WYSIWYG editor. This quick tutorial shows how to insert an image, apply the PullLeft class, adjust spacing, preview for responsive layout, and follow accessibility best practices like adding proper alt text

This playlist is a step-by-step training series that teaches how to use DubBot, the web accessibility scanning and reporting tool used at Central Washington University. The videos walk users from the basics of logging in and accessing the tool to navigating dashboards, interpreting reports, and applying results to improve website accessibility.