Jul 29, 2011
Have you ever wanted to include off-site content in your SiteBuilder 3 site? Have you ever wanted a way to invite your site visitors to join your mailing lists? If the answer to either question is 'Yes', then you are in luck, my friends.
Everyone, say hello to the new SB3 assets, iFrame and Mailing List. New assets, say hello to everyone.
Now you can display your off-site GIS content within a tidy, 2-column display, 1-column display, or you can blow it up in glorious full screen. The following image shows the iFrame asset with a Davis City page loaded inside (http://cityofdavis.org/gis/1937map/).
To learn more about these assets (and others!), visit the SB3 Help Site:
http://ucanr.org/sites/sb3help/
iFrame Help: http://ucanr.org/sites/sb3help/Assets/iFrame/
Mailing List Help: http://ucanr.org/sites/sb3help/Assets/Mailing_List_200/
Now go, bask in the new asset glory.
Everyone, say hello to the new SB3 assets, iFrame and Mailing List. New assets, say hello to everyone.
The two new assets look pretty good next to one another (iFrame on the left, Mailing List on the right). Add them to your SB3 site today!
Now you can display your off-site GIS content within a tidy, 2-column display, 1-column display, or you can blow it up in glorious full screen. The following image shows the iFrame asset with a Davis City page loaded inside (http://cityofdavis.org/gis/1937map/).
The 1-column display of an off-site webpage. Thi features a GIS map of Davis, circa 1937.
To learn more about these assets (and others!), visit the SB3 Help Site:
http://ucanr.org/sites/sb3help/
iFrame Help: http://ucanr.org/sites/sb3help/Assets/iFrame/
Mailing List Help: http://ucanr.org/sites/sb3help/Assets/Mailing_List_200/
Now go, bask in the new asset glory.
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