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Edit the public site, the internal portals, and the Vision 2035 plan. Each save deploys to the staging site (staging) in ~60 seconds; click Promote staging → live to publish to production.
Public site
What visitors see on the public site.
Academic programs
Degrees, certificates, music workshops.
Image library
Upload, search, and delete images in /images/blog/ (used by every image field).
Structure & navigation
Page text, navigation, footer.
Header + footer
Nav, footer, site-wide labels.
Internal portals
Content shown inside the student and alumni portals.
Student announcements
Show on the student dashboard (and alumni, per audience).
Internal events
Chapel, retreats, conferences, academic deadlines.
Documents
Handbooks, forms, syllabi, policies (PDF URL).
Ministry opportunities
Pulpit supply, plants, missions — alumni-only.
Spiritual formation
Devotionals, disciplines, sermons, recommended reading.
Forms & operations
Configuration for forms that applicants and external users see.
Admissions application
Edit labels, descriptions, and ❓ help text for each field on /apply/. Hide fields you don't want to ask. The same bilingual config is edited from either UI language.
Vision 2035
Strategic plan, pillars, horizons, decisions, progress. Internal only.
Pillars
The six strategic areas (students, finance, programs, etc.).
Horizons & milestones
Milestones at 3, 6, 10 years with their goals.
Diagnostic
Current state per pillar; open questions to investigate.
KPI & progress
Quantitative indicators and progress charts.
Projects in flight
Active projects linked to horizons and pillars.
Vision page text
Headers and descriptions for the /vision-2035/ pages.
Executive summary
Headers and bullets for the /vision-2035/ exec summary.
Full editor (Sveltia)
Fallback with every collection + advanced fields (lists, nested objects). The SBP editor above covers all simple fields; entries with advanced fields show a banner that links here.
Two requirements: (1) the web-editor role on your SBP account, and (2) collaborator access to the GitHub repo (commits are made in your name).