The following list describes the tasks that a content area administrator typically needs to perform when setting up a new content area:
Establish content area-wide properties such as folder caching and item version control.
Customize the content area page to determine the look and feel for every folder in the content area.
Edit the default style to determine the content area's overall appearance, including fonts and colors.
Or assign a different style to the content area.
Or create new styles for the content area.
Create one or more folders to determine the content area's structure and assign privileges on those folders.
Edit the default navigation bar to determine what to make available in it.
Or assign a different navigation bar to the content area.
Or create new navigation bars for folders.
Create categories to determine the classification of the items in the content area.
Create perspectives to determine the classification of the items in the content area.
Create attributes to support the items and folders that will be included in the content area.
Create custom item types to support the items that will be included in the content area.
Create custom folder types to support the folders that will be included in the content area.
Customize the content area home page