Sites (CampusPress) Landing Page

Overview

CampusPress is a cloud WordPress provider that specializes in higher education. MIT has licensed CampusPress with the aim of allowing the community (students, faculty, and staff) to create unlimited personal or departmental web sites free of cost. Campus Press is the successor to Drupal Cloud.

CampusPress, aka Sites, is the intended replacement for Drupal Cloud.

Getting a Site

MIT CampusPress instance is available at https://sites.mit.edu. Anyone in the MIT community is able to request a site using the Request a Site link in the main menu and button on the front page.

How to Use

• MIT Sites (CampusPress) - Adding Contributors to Your Site
• MIT Sites (CampusPress) - Adding Publications to your Site
• MIT Sites (CampusPress) - Adding Custom HTML and Custom CSS
• MIT Sites (CampusPress) - Creating forms in CampusPress
• MIT Sites (CampusPress) - E-Commerce Options
• MIT Sites (CampusPress) - Restricting Access to Pages

Troubleshooting and FAQ's

• Sites FAQ

See Also

The hosting service for Sites, CampusPress, provides extensive documentation for site designers and administrators.

• https://campuspress.com/docs/.

Have Questions or Still Need Help?

If you have questions that cannot be answered in the Documentation, you can open a support ticket directly with CampusPress through their support page at https://campuspress.com/docs/support-ticket/. The IS&T Help Desk will not be able to assist with issues with your site.

Note that IS&T cannot assist you with designing or troubleshooting your site.

Additional escalation information for Help Staff can be found here: [hd:Sites (CampusPress) Recon]