UTMB Web 3x Resources

The upgrade will bring a few changes to modernize the system.

Removed unwanted extra inherited padding on nested list hyperlinks in the Expandable List widget content when the "Expand All" link is clicked.

Widget class handling added to News widgets: meta-hide, date-hide, author-hide. Removed unwanted extra inherited padding on nested list hyperlinks in the Expandable List widget content.

Inline style width miscalculation on the accordion list and expandable list widgets when using the photo-caption and photo-caption-right CSS classnames resulting in the appearance of missing images. The images are actually there, but the figure wrapper width is set to 0 on the element that is hiding the images.

May 2023, WGAG 2.2 updated the contrast ratio which has caused our brand colors to not meet AAA compliance.

Sitefinity Events "Calendar" layout option known issues we are working on along with the vendor to resolve

We've updated our community standards for social media accounts affiliated with UTMB. The new standards better articulate the type of content, comments and posts appropriate for our sites, and outline what types of information are not appropriate. The new document is ready for sharing by those who manage UTMB's social properties.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott directed state agencies to block TikTok on all state-owned and state-operated devices. The order is intended to minimize information security risks to state agencies related to use of the social media platform.

UTMB is applying a Content Security Policy (CSP) to public-facing pages in the www.utmb.edu domain and subdomains. Use of a CSP enables an organization to specify which external resources, images, and scripts are allowed to run on a webpage.

Social media is reshaping our society, and it has significant benefits and potential risks. At UTMB Health, we have policies and rules governing social media use for department and program sites, as well as for personal accounts and pages on platforms such as Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn and others. If you're on social media, you should be familiar with these guidelines...

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We had a few instances recently of a site visitor posting a solicitation to several university FB pages. We were given the green light to hide the posts.

Hootsuite posted a great and helpful article by writer Paige Cooper on how Instagram "works" in 2019. She breaks it down into four easy to follow sections with actionable advice. It's a good read and worthwhile for any of us managing a UTMB Instagram presence. See it on the Hootsuite site...

We recently shared some information reminding the UTMB community about social media's benefits and risks, and UTMB's policies and guidelines governing social media use for department/program sites as well as personal pages. Remember: what you post matters, and even on a personal account, can have consequences. Please read more.

Christopher Smith Gonzalez, senior communication specialist at UTMB, shared his social media hacks, tips and best practices at noon on February 26 during a TechTalk Forum.