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New to TracCloud is support for HTML iframes, meaning we can embed virtually anything, from videos to documents, even online clocks, directly into the dashboards of our students and staff.<br> | New to TracCloud is support for HTML iframes, meaning we can embed virtually anything, from videos to documents, even online clocks, directly into the dashboards of our students and staff. The recommended max width for these elements is 500px.<br> | ||
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Welcome Messages This preference allows us to add custom Twig & HTML-supported messages to staff and student dashboards. File:1803635.png There are three separate message fields available in your System Prefs: Students, Staff, and Faculty. This allows you to create a unique message for different user-types in TracCloud. Maybe a basic welcome message for your Staff/Consultants, information about generating referrals for Faculty, and instructions on booking appointments for your students. This is completely up to you. Once a message is added to one of these fields, a preview will appear on the right-hand side showing you what your changes will look like. File:3145175.png New to TracCloud is support for HTML iframes, meaning we can embed virtually anything, from videos to documents, even online clocks, directly into the dashboards of our students and staff. The recommended max width for these elements is 500px. File:9140747.png File:8423598.png And of course, standard HTML will continue to work as expected for less complicated messages. File:6128388.png File:5957418.png In addition to HTML, Twig can also be utilized to pull student/staff data into the message. For example, you can create a personalized message for your students with something like this: File:9823729.png For more information on Twig, take a look at our dedicated Twig article. |
