Navigation in CDP
View of CDP after logging in:
Figure 1: General Information
General functions
- Home-Button: Always navigates the user to the starting point when logging into the CDP for the first time.
- Language: Changes the language of user-interface (DE or EN)
- "X": can be used to hide the function bar on the left-hand side in order to have more space on the screen.
- Fold button: The function bar can be folded in or out completely.
Add favorites
Figure 3: Columns on sidebar
- When moving the mouse over individual functions, a yellow star appears to the right of the function.
- To select a favorite the user must click on that star.
- Click on "save". Note: When saving the favorite, please do not change the fields "label" or "tooltip" (it renames the function in the function bar).
- The favorites are now displayed in a new module at the top level.
Figure 4: Menu Favorites
Note: Favorites can be removed by clicking on the star again.
Log out
To log out of the CDP, the user must navigate to the upper right corner of the CDP and swipe on the username. A submenu occurs in which the user can log out of the CDP.
Figure 5: Overview Content Development Platform
User Profile
- To reach the user settings, the user must navigate to the upper right corner of the CDP and swipe on the username. A submenu occurs in which the user can click on "user profile".
Figure 6: Submenu CDP
2. Note: The user profile is also accessible via the menu General -> User Profile
Figure 7: Menu General
3. The mandatory information from the registration can be edited in the "user profile" tab.
Figure 8: General Information User Profile
- In the tab "Languages” the user can edit the "translation Quality Levels" (TQL).
- For a user with basic rights the CDP can display three different TQLs:
- Native (Personal language level of the user - Native language)
- Non-Native (Personal language level of the user - Non-native / foreign language) - this TQL is displayed by default for all users and languages, unless a specific other TQL is explicitly set.
- The TQL --- means that the user has no knowledge of this language. Thus, the user can not submit any content in this language.
- The function "default languages for change requests" the user can select the desired languages for creating content.
- Note: If the languages English, Spanish and Hungarian are selected, only these languages will be displayed in the Change request menu.
Figure 9: User Profile Languages
Various display settings can be made for the content in the "Dictionary Manager" tab. For example, deprecated structural elements can be shown or hidden. In the screenshot below you can see the default settings.
Figure 10: User Profile Dictionary Manager
The tabs "template manager" and "Search settings" contain default settings that should not be adjusted.
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