Adding text to nodes in the Collections Browser hierarchy

Each term in the hierarchy used to populate the online Collections Browser should at least have a description associated with it to display on the page. In addition it is possible to optionally add a footer text to appear beneath the page, typically used to add a bit of supplementary information such as an interesting fact about the taxon as in the following example.

Each piece of text is added by creating a fact against a node in the Thesaurus Editor. If adding text to any term that originates from the Webstructure list then add the text as a fact in that list. For texts that appear for terms which originate in one of the taxon group specific lists (e.g. the Vertebrates list in the previous example) then you should add the fact to the taxon group specific list within the Weblists domain (e.g. the Vertebrates list). For the top level nodes of these lists, which are duplicated in the Webstructure list, please add the fact to the Webstructure list itself, e.g. the fact for the vertebrates image must go into the Webstructure list not the Vertebrates list. For texts associated with any species level nodes, attach the fact to the species in whichever list in the Thesaurus contains the most up to date information for that taxon group.

To add a fact correctly which specifies text to appear in the online Collections Browser, add a fact with the following settings:

• Title - whatever you like
• Type - “pageHeaderData”
• Data (HTML) - the text to display as a fact
• Language - set to the language you are providing for this fact. You should provide 4 different facts for each piece of text, one for each language.
• Date - “Unknown”
• Applies to - “All concepts that have the same meaning”

You can add footer texts in the same way, except set the Type to pageFooterData.