Atlanta, GA (PRWEB) June 27, 2013
Hannon Hill Corporation, creator of the premier enterprise content material management technique (CMS) for Higher Education, has released Cascade Server 7.4. The newest version of its business-leading CMS software introduces a number of key new features developed to improve the editing encounter and user interface for both finish users and internet developers.

User Interface (UI) improvements for content contributors include in-context editing, permitting contributors the capacity to edit regions of content from the Layout view of a Web page, drafts for new assets, which auto-saves the progress of new assets, and a new editing UI with always-visible Submit and Cancel buttons. In addition, previewing content material in the course of the creation stage will enable users to see how their web page appears just before officially generating it, a time-saver for every person, particularly organizations utilizing workflows.

Cascade Server 7.4 also introduces all new reporting on Stale Content in the technique. Content material editors and administrators will now be capable to see the number and percentage of pages and pictures that are out of date or up for review. Colorful dashboard charts give a visual explanation of the general freshness of a web site, based on what is out of date or needs to be updated.

As Hannon Hills CEO Kat Liendgens notes, Search Engines continue to update their algorithms, creating the freshness of content increasingly crucial. Cascade Server 7.4 empowers users to set review dates on the fly, acquire e mail reminders, and quickly access content assets that are becoming stale.

Hannon Hills Vice President of Engineering Bradley Wagner stated of the release, Cascade Server 7.four is a giant step forward for Hannon Hill and its customers. The new end-user editing and the content material reports are a game changer. We’re excited to give organizations a much more extensive overview of their content and their customers a simpler editing experience.

An crucial new feature for internet developers is the new Sophisticated Code Editor for Blocks, Templates, Files, and Formats. This replaces the current editor and can deal with more content material, snippets, and code formatting it also provides far better syntax highlighting. The newest release also introduces new Velocity Locator Tools, which let Velocity Formats to be rendered in regions where no block is assigned, as they can find assets straight in Formats instead of possessing to use Index Blocks to “find” content material.

For techies like me that really like writing code, the new Advanced Code Editor tends to make coding in Cascade Server considerably much more enjoyable, stated Charlie Holder, Hannon Hills Head of Client Knowledge, who has also worked as a Software Trainer and Senior Sales Engineer at Hannon Hill. Bigger files, syntax highlighting, keyboard shortcuts, and code completion are a dream come correct for programmers using Cascade Server.

Other attributes to note are the new Generic Migration Tool, which will let customers to migrate generic HTML content into Cascade Server utilizing XPath, the potential to reorder metadata fields utilizing a drag-n-drop interface, and XML configuration for supporting bigger sets of field values. The new version also supplies support for Java 7.

Hannon Hills buyers have been notified of the release and can download and set up the newest version by visiting the Cascade Server Downloads Page. For much more data, please see the Cascade Server 7.4 Release Notes.

About the Firm

Situated in Atlanta, GA, Hannon Hill is the creator of Cascade Server, the most extensively utilized enterprise content material management technique for higher education. Created with colleges and universities in mind, Cascade Server gives larger education, government, technology, healthcare and non-profit organizations the freedom to manage their web presence with ease and cutting edge technologies. It is engineered for any network atmosphere, gives a content contributor-friendly interface, and provides deployment flexibility, robust multi-site management and a quickly implementation.

Since its founding in 2001, Hannon Hill options have been utilized and trusted by much more greater education institutions than any other CMS. Over 190 organizations in higher education use Cascade Server, like Emory University, The College of William & Mary, Northwestern University, University of Saskatchewan, and Texas A&M University, amongst numerous others. For far more information about Hannon Hill and its goods, please visit http://www.HannonHill.com or get in touch with the organization directly at 800-407-3540.





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