- Preface
- Start Here
- Cisco Show and Share Dependencies
- Manage User Access and Permissions
- Set Up File Hosting Locations
- Manage the Publishing Workflow
- Manage Categories
- Manage System-Wide Settings
- Remove Videos and Comments
- Manage Featured Videos
- Manage Tickers
- Localize and Reskin Cisco Show and Share
- Integrate a Cisco MXE 3500 for Video Transcoding and Pulse Video Analytics
- Enable Mobile Application Access
- Enable Pulse Spoken Keyword and Speaker Identification
- Configure Digital Media Encoders
- Use a Cisco DME to Transcode Video
- Generate Cisco Show and Share Reports
- Configure Failover
- Backup and Restore
- Ports Used by Digital Media Suite
Administrator Guide for Cisco Show and Share 5.6
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- Updated:
- March 20, 2015
Chapter: Manage Tickers
Manage Tickers
About Tickers
Tickers are scrolling text that appears below the Featured Videos on the Cisco Show and Share home page.
Create a Ticker for Your Site
Step 1
Choose Administration from the global navigation.
Step 2 Choose Customize > Ticker.
The Create a Ticker dialog box opens.
Step 4 Enter a unique and descriptive name for the ticker.
Step 5 Enter the exact text message that will display in the ticker.
The Ticker details dialog box opens.
Step 7 Enter the start date and end date that the ticker should display.
Note You cannot define a date range that overlaps the date range of another ticker, except for the default ticker. A regular ticker can have a date range that overlaps the Default Ticker.
Define a Default Ticker
A default ticker is a ticker that plays when no other ticker is defined. If another ticker has a date range that overlaps the Default Ticker date range, the other ticker plays.
Step 1 Choose Administration from the global navigation.
Step 2 Choose Customize > Ticker.
Step 3 Choose a Ticker from the list.
Step 4 Select Yes from the Default ticker list.
Step 5 Enter the start date and end date that the ticker should display.
Note The date range for a default ticker can overlap the date range of non-default tickers.
Step 6 (Optional) Click No end date to create a default ticker that does not expire.
Edit a Ticker
Step 1 Choose Administration from the global navigation.
Step 2 Choose Customize > Ticker.
Step 3 Choose a Ticker from the list.
Step 4 Change the ticker information.
Delete a Ticker
Step 1 Choose Administration from the global navigation.
Step 2 Choose Customize > Ticker.
Step 3 Choose a Ticker from the list.
Step 4 Click Delete Ticker. A confirmation dialog appears.
Step 5 Click OK to confirm the deletion.
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