• Destination E-mail Address: This is where you want the form data sent.
• E-mail Subject: This text will appear at the top of the form. For example: for a feedback form, you might enter 'Tell Us What You Think'
  
• Caption: This text will appear to the left of the form field
• Submit Button Title: This text will appear in the Submit button. Send or Submit would be customary.
• Thank You Message: This text will appear above the form after the user successfully submits the form.
  

Vertical buttons: navigation is listed in a table.
Vertical list/tree: navigation is listed as links on separate lines.
List: navigation is listed as links on the same line.
Dropdown list: navigation is listed in a dropdown menu.
Tabs: navigation is put in tabs similar to the navigation tabs of Caravel.
Custom HTML: use your own template for navigation.

• Basic list 
  The simplest list. File names/titles only, one per line.
• Navigation buttons 
  Similar to the basic list, but recreates a "navigation menu" feel.
• Table of contents 
  This list includes file names/titles, authors, and creation dates.
• Photo album 
  Intended for viewing folders containing many images.
• Download list 
  Intended for a list of files that will be downloaded. Includes file size and an icon indicating file type.
• Dropdown list 
  A simple list of file names/titles in a dropdown menu.
• Blog 
  Intended for presenting multiple shortened files along with their author and title. If you wish to have only a preview appear then include Mon, 25 Apr 2005 19:16:38 GMT http://caravelcms.org/Features/FeaturesList:CB1=project.html@CB2

  Project Manager This feature opens a program, which you can use to assign projects to the different members in your organization.  This feature allows people privileges to look at projects, complete them, and then record what was done to complete it. Creating a Project Manager 1. Create a new tab and label it project manager or something similar.  This will be a tab that you do not publish so only those who have access to your Caravel site will have access to this feature. 2. From the Add Block Menu on the Edit Column/Header/Footer bar, choose Add Feature. 3. From the menu that appears choose Project Manager. 4. Depending on the size of your column, Project Manger will either pop up in a new window or directly on your page. 5. Click on the Projects Option button on the far right of the screen.  You will be prompted to name your project.  After you have a suitable name click on the add button.  You have created a project manager.  Now all you need to do is add the projects. Allowing people to use your Project Manager In order to have people work in your Project Manager they must first have a Caravel account.  Once everyone you would like to be a part of your project has a Caravel account you can add them to your Project Manger. 1. Click on Manage Members, the last button in the list. 2. The new screen displays three boxes labled People, Project Members, and Groups.   You can add to the Project Members from either the people or the groups.  If you add from the people side those added will only be able to see the title of the tasks but not edit them.  If you create a group and then add people into the group those in the group will have full privileges. 3. Create a group by clicking on Group Management in the Group box.  Now, come up with a group name and click the add group button.  Highlight the name of your group and begin to add people through the search function. 4. There are two ways to search for people.  The easiest is to type in a person's userID followed by the name of your site, i.e. janey.default.  However, if you do not know their userID type in their name followed by an asterisk, i.e. Jane*. 4. Once you find someone you want to add to your project, click on their name, and, using the arrow keys, move them to the Group Members list. 5.  Once you have all the members added click on Project Access in the lower left hand corner. 6.  Add your group to the Project Members. Adding tasks 1. Click on the Add Task button. 2. A new screen will appear where you can name the task, set a start and end date, set a priority, choose the owner of the project and choose a group.  If you want everyone to have access to your project choose to add your group.  You can then specify their privileges on that project allowing them to read and write in the log. 3. Once the task is added a new screen will appear with all your tasks listed.  You can input data on how the task is progressing by clicking on the task name or on the log selected task button.  Here, people can log what they have done with the project and the percentage they have completed. 4. Continue through the three last steps until you have added all the tasks you need to have completed.

  The buttons: Add new task Remove selected task Edit selected task Log for selected task Move task Project files Manage members of project Close window

  Mon, 14 Feb 2005 19:27:06 GMT http://caravelcms.org/Features/FeaturesList:CB1=publicupload.html@CB2

  Public Uploader Do you have items that you would like to have others upload?  Maybe you are a congregation and you are working to put different pictures up on your website.  The problem is that the pictures are spread out between different people in the congregation.  Having each person bring in their photos and scanning them would take a large amount of time.  It is for situations like this that the Caravel team created the Public Uploader, which allows the public to upload files to a specific file on your Caravel site. 1. From the Add Block Menu on the Edit Column/Header/Footer bar, choose Add Feature. 2. Choose PublicUploader. 3.  Choose a destination where you would like the files saved that the public uploads.  Only people with access to your website can change this location.  Then, set the location as default. 4.  You have now set up your Public Uploader.  When you log out you will see the Public Uploader with the field for Destination gone and only the Upload File available. 5.  Tell your public about this feature and save yourself hours of uploading!

  Wed, 2 Mar 2005 19:28:52 GMT http://caravelcms.org/Features/FeaturesList:CB1=rss.html@CB2

  RSS Viewer The RSS Viewer allows you to display channel content in the popular RSS format. In addition to the channels available through Mennonite.net, there are literally thousands of RSS channels available across the Internet covering news sources, blogs, and wide range of other content. Here's how to add a channel to your site: 1. From the Add Block Menu on the Edit Column/Header/Footer bar, choose Add Feature. 2. Choose RSS Viewer from the Select Application pop-up menu. 3. Source: Select an RSS Channel.  You can either paste in a URL or click the Pick button to select your own channels or one from your site provider. 4. Set the display attributes for the channel. Title: Default: Shows the RSS channel. None: Allows you to display just the channel content or create your own using Caravel's other tools. Text: Allows you to supply your own title. Links per Page: Allows you to specify or limit the number links per page. Max Description Length: Allows you to specify or limit the length of each entry in the channel. Show Dates: Checking the box will display dates if they are available. Display Style: Setting this to table will display the channel in table format, which picks up the style sheet colors for odd and even table rows.

  Mon, 14 Feb 2005 19:29:42 GMT http://caravelcms.org/Features/FeaturesList:CB1=searches.html@CB2

  Search Tools Caravel offers three different types of searches that you can put on your Web site.  Each of these searches can be found by going to Add Block Menu on the Edit Column/Header/Footer bar and choosing Add Feature.  Then look for the following names. Organization Search - This feature was designed for denominations and large distributed organizations. It displays a search box for finding different types of organizations. It also offers advanced search capability and allows you to browse by organization type. Google Search - Puts a Google search box in your site that searches both the Internet and your site using Google's index.  This makes it easy for any user to search Google to find out more about either your organization or something your organization does. Bible Gateway - this search is idea for churches that want to offer a concordance-style Bible search using Bible Gateway's excellent search service.  Now users don't have to leave the comforts of their computer in order to read the Bible.

  Mon, 14 Feb 2005 19:30:38 GMT http://caravelcms.org/Features/FeaturesList:CB1=url.html@CB2

  Include URL This feature allows you to put another site within your site.  You can also use it to put two parts of your own site together.  If you want to have a window that will scroll through one window while keeping your other window open you have found the feature you were looking for. 1. From the Add Block Menu on the Edit Column/Header/Footer bar, choose Add Feature. 2. Choose Include URL. 3. Type in the website URL of the site you would like included in your website. 4. Decide how you would like the URL to appear on your page. An iframe is an inline frame that contains another document. Not checking the iframe box will simply add the page referred to by your URL to your webpage. Checking the box will create your URL within an iframe, which can be navigated within the site.

  Mon, 14 Feb 2005 19:31:52 GMT