Welcome to your Test Catalog

Feel free to use this catalog to practice editing and test any formatting you are considering for your own catalog.

Included with the Test Catalog are a few examples of different ways content can be structured to give you references. Below is the key to some primary content examples for your review.

As a reminder, open the Publish tab at the top and select "Preview" for any page you wish to view how it appears in the live catalog.

Narrative Content Examples

See Watermark Catalog Text Styles page for examples of various Rich Text Editor style options and how they appear.
See Watermark Catalog Special Content page for an example of special content such as Images, Links, and Tables.
Heading levels and navigation structure examples - note how these appear differently when you preview at the Parent versus at the Child page(s), and how they appear within the side navigation!
- See General Information for an example of a parent (level 1) page with several child (level 2) pages.
- See Student Affairs > Student Organizations for an example of a parent (level 2) page with several child (level 3) pages.

Program Content Examples

See Master of Educational Technology for an example of a completed program including the following elements:
- Top content (see content sections within Master of Educational Technology, Admissions Requirements, and Concentration Courses)
- Bottom content (see footnotes within Master of Educational Technology, Plan of Study, and Foundation Courses/Complete one of the following)
- Display options for credit hours
  - Curriculum Requirements: Example of including credit hours within section heading(s)
  - Plan of Study: Example of including credit hours within minimum/maximum credit fields

Course Content Examples

See Courses > Narrative Courses > Concentration Course for an example of a narrative course.
See Courses > WM - Watermark > 300 > WM 305 for an example of an academic course.