If you want to create a whole new webpage, you first need to create a link to your new webpage on an existing page. Follow these steps:

Step #1: Type the text you want to be the link and highlight it.

Step #2: Click the link button in the tool menu at the bottom of your editing window.

Step #3: A pop-up window will appear. Type in the name of the new page you want to create for example, conference_handouts.cfm. Make sure the file extention is .cfm. If you want your new page to appear as part of your committee's webspace, see the instructions for Creating New Committee Workspace Pages. Then click the Insert button in the pop-up window.

Step #4: Click the Update button at the bottom of your editing window to update the existing page.

Step #5: Click on the link you just created to your new page. This will take you to a screen that says “This page does not exist” and asks you to choose a Template and Section for this to page.

Step #6: Select a Template from the drop-down menu. Your choices are:

     Committee Home – Choose this template to create a new committee homepage.

     Committee Public Page – Choose this template to create a committee page that can be seen without logging in.

     Content Members Only – Choose this template to create a page that only be seen if the person has logged in.

     Content Page – Choose this template to create a page that is not related to a committee and can be viewed without logging in.

Step #7: Select a Section from the drop-down menu. Sections are the main headings that run across the top of all the NASIG webpages in a green bar. Generally, the section for this page will be the same as the section contains the page from which you are linking to the new page. Your choices are:

     About NASIG – This section includes information on the following: NASIG history, the executive board, the NASIG working calendar, election processes, bylaws, committees, strategic planning, awards, electronic services, presidents, NASIG logos and donations.

     NASIG Membership – This section includes information on membership benefits and a membership applications. This section is only available when you are not logged in.

     My Membership – The section includes a links to the member directory, your member profile, membership surveys, event history, and  membership renewal, and any private committee webspace that you have access to. If you are creating a new page for your committee exclusively be sure to choose this section. This section is only available when a user is logged in.

     Annual Conference – This section includes information on the following: registration, mentoring program, conference blog, conference photos, conference proceedings, conference handouts, organizational sponsorship, refund policies, compensation & reimbursement policies, conference archives, conference evaluations, site selection, brainstorming sessions, and NASIG town halls.

     Publications – This section includes links to the NASIG newsletter, NASIGuides, and the Bilingual Focus Group reports.

     Resources – This section includes links to library catalogs, the NASIG speakers & consultants directory, other organizations of interest, reference resources, the Shaping a Serials Specialist guide, resources for authors, resources for searching the web, the NASIG Jobs blog, NASIG forms, and UKSG resources.

     Contact – This section includes NASIG email contact information.

Step #8: Once you have chosen a Template and a Section for the new page to reside in, click the Create button. This will create a blank page with the url you requested. For information on adding content to this webpage, see instructions for editing webpages.