Content Editor

The Content Editor is used with Website Edition.

You can use the Content Editor to enter translated text for your property's campus map, buildings, floors, and meeting spaces. You can also link media, for example, images, videos, and virtual tours, to specific areas. When you are finished, click Preview (Icon of a green magnifying glass) to see your changes. The web address that displays at the top of the Preview window can be used to access your Delphi Diagramming website.

To access this page, in the navigation menu (Icon of a hamburger menu), select Website and then click Content.

The Content Editor is divided into three sections:

On the left, the navigation pane displays your meeting spaces and highlights.

On the right, name and description fields are available for each language set to Edit Mode or Published on the Options page. You can enter a translated name and description for each language. Users can select their preferred language from the options menu (≡) on the Delphi Diagramming Website home page.

At the bottom of the page, you can use the Linked Media section to select images, videos, and virtual tours for meeting spaces and highlights.

The meeting spaces and highlights in the navigation pane are from the diagrams created during your implementation. To change a default name, use the English Names field.

What do you want to do?

  1. In the navigation pane, select a meeting space or highlight.
  2. Enter a translated name in the Names field of each supported language.

    If a required language is not displayed, set it to Edit Mode on the Options page.

  3. If applicable, enter a translated description for the meeting space or highlight.

    Descriptions are unavailable for the map, buildings, and floors or levels.

  4. Click Save (Green save icon).
  1. In the navigation pane, select a meeting space or highlight.

    Media is unavailable for the map, buildings, and floors or levels.

  2. At the bottom of the Content Editor page, click Link Media.

  3. Select the media file to display.

    If the media file is already linked, the associated areas display on the right side of the window.

  4. Click Link.
  5. Repeat steps 3 and 4 as necessary.
  6. When finished, click Done.
  7. Click Save (Green save icon).

If the media file you need does not display, you can upload it in the Media Editor.

What's next?

How to upload media

How to display nearby attractions