We encourage Luggage Site Builders to retain the Luggage update/upgrade pathway and leverage the flexibility to extend luggage. Luggage is built to scale and stretch.
Below is the presentation given by John VanDyk at the February 26, 2015 Web Special Interest Group meeting at Iowa State University. The Luggage_ISU 3.x releases support Shibboleth.
HTML elements like headings, subheadings, lists, and tables carry important meaning, and the correct use of these elements improves the experience and navigation for all users. Suitcase is built on a semantic HTML foundation, and content editors are equipped with the tools to create content with a meaningful structure.
Note: This tutorial is for websites which use the Taxonomy Manager
Select the vocabulary list and type the name of the term.
Note: Terms may have similar names so use the tid numbers for reference.
Luggage was a platform for creating websites, targeted at academic websites for departments and researchers.
Note: Luggage has been superseded by the ISU Sites+ platform.
