Update User Account section to Version 1.0, a=chris
Update User Account section to Version 1.0, a=chris
diff --git a/en-US/pages/documentation.thtml b/en-US/pages/documentation.thtml
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@@ -1682,16 +1682,20 @@ bring up the following form:
<img src='resources/SigninScreen.png' alt='Admin Panel Login'/>
<p>
Correctly, entering a username and password will then bring the user to the
-Admin portion of the Yioop website. Each Admin page has on it an Activity
-element as well as a main panel where the current activity is displayed.
-The Activity element allows the user to choose what is the current activity
-for this Admin session. The choices available on the Activity element
-depend on the privileges the user has.
-Currently, for the root account, the Activity element looks like:
+User Account portion of the Yioop website. Each Account page has on it an
+Activity element as well as a main panel where the current activity is
+displayed. The Activity element allows the user to choose what is the
+current activity for the session. The choices available on the Activity element
+depend on the roles the user has. A default installation of Yioop comes
+with two predefined roles Admin and User. If someone has the Admin role then
+the Activity element looks like:
</p>
-<img src='resources/ActivityElement.png' alt='The Activity Element'/>
+<img src='resources/AdminActivityElement.png' alt='Admin Activity Element'/>
+<p>On the other hand, if someone just has the User role, then their
+Acitivity element looks like:</p>
+<img src='resources/UserActivityElement.png' alt='User Activity Element'/>
<p>
-Over the next several sections we will discuss each of the Yioop admin
+Over the next several sections we will discuss each of the Yioop account
activities in turn. Before we do that we make a couple remarks about using
Yioop from a mobile device.
</p>
@@ -1699,14 +1703,24 @@ Yioop from a mobile device.
<h3 id='passwords'>Managing Accounts</h3>
<p>By default, when a user first signs in to the Yioop admin
- panel the current activity is the Manage Account activity. For now,
- this activity just lets user's change their password using the form
- pictured below. The intention is as Yioop development continues
- additional features might be configured in this activity.</p>
-<img src='resources/ManageAccount.png' alt='Manage Account Page'/><br />
-<img style="vertical-align:top;"
+ panel the current activity is the Manage Account activity.
+ This activity just lets user's change their account information using the
+ form pictured below. It also has summary information about Crawls and
+ Indexes (Admin account only), Groups and Feeds, and Crawl mixes.
+ There are also helpful links from each of these sections to a
+ related activity for managing them.</p>
+<img src='resources/ManageAccount.png' alt='Manage Account Page'/>
+ <p>Initially, the Account Details fields are grayed out. To edit them
+ click the Edit link next to account details. This will allow a user
+ to change information using their account password. Clicking
+ the Lock link will cause these details to be grayed out and not
+ editable again.</p>
+<img style="vertical-align:top;"
src='resources/ChangeAccountInfo.png' alt='Change Account Information
Form'/>
+ <p>If a user wants to change their password they can click the
+ Password link label for the password field. This reveals the
+ following additional form fields where the password can be changed:</p>
<img src='resources/ChangePassword.png' alt='Change Password Form'/>
<p><a href="#toc">Return to table of contents</a>.</p>