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FAQs

FAQ on this site refers to four different things:

1. The general website idea of a "Frequently Asked Questions" section.

2. The Drupal module called "FAQ", which is designed to implement that idea. It allows you to create 'FAQ' type nodes and display them in a cool way.

3. The specific list of frequent questions and answers about spinal cord injury on your website, under the heading "Did you know"?

4. The "vocabulary" (part of the taxonomy module) called "FAQ" that is used to categorize faq nodes.

So, just to be clear about terminology:

1. We're using the Drupal "FAQ" module for both the "Did you know" feature as well as your "SCI Primer" feature.

2. There are now 2 top-level 'terms' or categories in the FAQ vocabulary: "Did you know" and "SCI Primer".

The "did you know" section will also use the 'faq ask' module to solicit new questions from the public for that section, but you can always move faq node postings around - from one section to another, or within each section.

The "sci primer" is additionally complex because it has sub-categories of the "sci primer" category for the different sections (i.e. Introduction, etc.).

Normally, users will only go to the two "index" pages of each main category, i.e.:

http://cpaont.civicrm.ca/faq/did-you-know

http://cpaont.civicrm.ca/faq/sci-primer

These two pages display all the 'nodes' of their respective category in the clever 'ajaxy' way, on a single page. This is cool for them, but a little bit opaque for you to manage. Your two tricks are:

1. Go to the admin -> content management -> content and restrict the node types to 'FAQ' and find the nodes you want to edit. You can also restrict by Category to narrow it down further.

2. From the public pages, find the node title you want to manage and right click on the title. That will take you to the node page itself that you don't normally see - from there you can click on the edit tab.