Fierce News Feed
If your unit is not currently utilizing a News Feed, please contact the ITS Web Admin Team or the Communications and University Relations Web Team.
Create a new News Article
- Log into Omni
- Navigate to your news section
- Select the year (and month if you choose to break your news out by month) you’d like the release to reside in
- Click the “New” button in the top right corner
- Select “New News Article”
- Page Title: Preferred naming format is Page Title | LSU Unit Name. Page titles are required for accessibility.
- Description: Add a summary of the news article topic
- Image Title: A brief title of the image you want to associate with the news article
- Image: Paste the full URL to the image you want to associate with the news article
- Image Description: This is the Alt Text for the image. Provide a description specifically for the image for those unable to view it.
- Filename: The filename for the news article should only contain lowercase letters or dashes
- Click the “Create” button
- Click "Edit Main Content" and add the content of your news article
- To add a Call to Action Button:
- Click on the "Properties" tab
- Click on the "MultiEdit Content" tab on the left
- Add the link titles and URLs for any Call to Action buttons
- To add Contact information
- Click on the "Properties" tab
- Click on the "MultiEdit Content" tab on the left
- Check the "Display" checkbox
- Add contact information for up to three contacts
- Save
- Submit/Publish
Create a Redirect
- Log into Omni
- Navigate to your news section
- Select the year (and month if you choose to break your news out by month) you’d like the release to reside in
- Click the “New” button in the top right corner
- Click the "New Redirect" option
- Add URL for the redirect
- Add the filename using only lowercase letters or dashes
- Click "Create"
- Submit/Publish
Example Feed Embed Components
Carousel Display
Article Display
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