Upload

Upload images, videos, documents, and other files to Modern Campus CMS. By default, users levels 6 to 10 can upload files, and users levels 1 to 5 can be granted permission by an administrator.

Upload files while in Content > Pages or while inserting an image, media, or link onto a page. Uploading adds files to the file structure for your pages. You must publish an uploaded file for it to be visible on your live website.

If you upload images to a folder where an image size set has been applied, linked copies of that image are created according to predefined dimensions and suffixes are appended to the image name.

From the Pages ViewLink to this section

Go to the Content > Pages list showing the location where you'd like to upload new files. If you're uploading an image, many schools have designated folders for images. Check with an administrator to make sure you're in the right folder.

There are two ways to upload files.

1. Drag the file(s) to the file list.
2. Click Upload.
   • In the "Upload" box, select the following:
     • Type: Select a radio button to "Upload Files," "Edit and Upload Image" to edit images after the upload, or "Import ZIP File."
     • Access Group: Choose which group has access to the uploaded file(s).
     • Overwrite Existing: Upload a file with the same name and extension as another file in that location to replace it and retain its dependency tag. Levels 9 and 10 users have this option, though it can be granted to others.
     • Files: Click +Add to browse for files or drag files from your computer to the "Upload" box.
   • Files to be uploaded appear in a list. You can remove files or rename them. Files that need to be renamed to fit your site's naming convention are highlighted.
   • Click Start Upload.

Publish the uploaded file for it appear on your live website.

While EditingLink to this section

1. While editing an editable region, click to insert an image, media, or link . 
2. In the "Insert/Edit" box, click the file chooser  to navigate to where you want to upload the file(s).
3. Click Upload.
   • If you are uploading images, you can also select Upload and Edit.
4. In the "Upload" box, select the following:
   • Access Group: Choose which group has access to the uploaded file(s).
   • Overwrite Existing: Upload a file with the same name and extension as another file in that location to replace it and retain its dependency tag. Levels 9 and 10 users have this option, though it can be granted to others.
   • Files: Click +Add to browse or drag files from your computer to the "Upload" box.
5. Files to be uploaded appear in a list. You can remove files or rename them. Files that need to be renamed to fit your site's naming convention are highlighted.
6. Click Start Upload.
7. Click Insert.
8. Publish the uploaded file for it appear on your live website.