Style Guide

Third Screen: Upload/Delete page

A new screen will pop up, it will be the screen that will allow you to upload or delete slides from the screens.  Upload is near the top of the screen, and to delete a slide, click on the check box next to the slide and then hit Delete at the top of that box.  Note the highlighted areas on the screenshot for assistance. 

Be sure to let the slide complete upload and show up in the list before uploading another.  

After either uploading or deleting slides, be sure to turn the screens off and then back on to refresh the TV. 

Step 1: SD Card Viewer

Type or click on the IP address: 

• Entry way: https://159.230.224.32
• Atrium: https://159.230.224.29

YOU MUST BE ON VPN OR A DESKTOP IN THE LIBRARY OTHERWISE, IT WILL NOT WORK. 

Then click on SD Card Viewer at the bottom on the side navigation bar.  It is highlighted in the screenshot. 

Step 2: IP Address (MP)

Click on the first IP address (the one highlighted in the screenshot) under the heading of IP Address (MP).  

Third Screen: Upload/Delete page

A new screen will pop up, it will be the screen that will allow you to upload or delete slides from the screens.  Upload is near the top of the screen, and to delete a slide, click on the check box next to the slide and then hit Delete at the top of that box.  Note the highlighted areas on the screenshot for assistance. 

Be sure to let the slide complete upload and show up in the list before uploading another.  

After either uploading or deleting slides, be sure to turn the screens off and then back on to refresh the TV. 

Step 7: Save & Return to Guide

Hit the save button in the Add Slide Screen.  Then hit Save and Return to Guide button on the top and bottom of the slides. If you need to reorder the slides (like if you want an event slide to be top of the list) you can drag the slide to reposition it (use the double sided arrow icon, to the left of the thumbnail of the image).  And you're done!  

Step 1: Greenwood Library Guide (#941530)

Navigate to the Greenwood Library Guide (#941530) in LibGuides (or navigate to library website and login in via bottom link).  Scroll down to the web banner.  Click on the gear icon in the top right corner (circled in screenshot)

Step 2: Insert New Image

At the bottom of the slides, click on Add New Slide (circled in screenshot).  Select image (first option in drop down menu).

Step 3: Open Image Manager

Click on Open Image Manager so you can upload the web banner (circled in screenshot).

Step 4: Upload web banner in appropriate folder

Click on Shared Folders (highlighted in screenshot) and then navigate down to appropriate folder.  It should be labeled Banners - Semester Year (eg. Banners -- Fall 2022).  Click on that folder and it'll open up that semester's banners.  Select your image from your computer or the Shared Drive (LibStaff > Digital Sign Files > Semester & Year (eg. Fall 2022 - Spring 2023) > Web Banners. 

Step 5: Selecting image

Once you've uploaded the image into the Shared Folder, you can click on the image icon (circled in screenshot) to automatically input the link to the image into the Slide Image URL field.  Or you can click on the hyperlink button and manually copy the URL and paste it into the Slide Image URL.  

Step 6: Add alt text & links

Add any links needed (such as to an event page, LibGuides, blog, etc).  Then add Image Alt Text. Keep your alt text short, you want to make sure a screen reader gets the gest of the image so name of the event, or database.  If there is a link, include that in the alt text so the screen reader reads that it is a clickable image that goes somewhere else. Do NOT put a title or description for Web Banner slides...it messes up the format.  

Step 7: Save & Return to Guide

Hit the save button in the Add Slide Screen.  Then hit Save and Return to Guide button on the top and bottom of the slides. If you need to reorder the slides (like if you want an event slide to be top of the list) you can drag the slide to reposition it (use the double sided arrow icon, to the left of the thumbnail of the image).  And you're done!