Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Please refer to the logos page if you need to download a logo for your products. Follow the  style guide as closely as possible. Before purchasing, please check-in with the WVC Public Information Office to see if your items are following our brand standards. 

Internal audiences (on-campus only): Feel free to create your own posters. Take 25 copies to the student programs office in Van Tassell. Work study or ASWVC students will place the posters around campus within 48 hours.

External audiences (community, k-12 schools, Discover Magazines, etc.): Make sure that you have adequate promotional funds in your department budget. Next, contact your dean or vice president as they will give approval for the public information office to begin your project. Once approved, contact the public information office executive director to get help coordinating your project. You can also fill out the Order Marketing Material form.

A “breadcrumb” (or “breadcrumb trail”) is a type of secondary navigation scheme that reveals the user's location in a website. A breadcrumb can be found on the website's public side, or inside the content management system itself.

Example: 

It's important to "check-in" a page while inside the editor. This prevents another user from making changes to the same page at the same time. It will also open up more option to you as a user in terms of page property options. Once you're finished editing, you must "check-out" of the page so that someone else can edit once you're finished. If you don't, everyone will be locked out of the page. 

Create your bulleted list like you normally would in the nav file. Then indent the menu you items you wish to be dropdowns. Lastly, select the menu item that will be the parent. Click on the link button, like you normally would when linking to a page, but instead place a # symbol where the URL goes. This will force the menu item to expand without actually being linked to a page.