Editing the Spokane Mountaineers Website¶
This guide walks through how to update content on the Spokane Mountaineers public website, including page editing, image management, and maintaining our Experience Cloud infrastructure.
🔐 Admin Access¶
To access administrative tools, log in at:
👉 https://spokanemountaineers.my.salesforce.com
If you need credentials or access permissions, contact the tech team.
🌐 Public Website¶
The public-facing site is hosted at:
👉 https://www.spokanemountaineers.org
It is powered by Salesforce Experience Cloud (Aura framework) and managed using Experience Builder and Salesforce Setup.
🧭 Helpful Salesforce Links¶
Here are commonly used Salesforce admin tools:
Name | Link |
---|---|
Setup Home | Setup |
Digital Experiences | Experience Builder |
User Management | Users |
Bookmark these for easy access when managing site content or user permissions.
✏️ Editing Pages in Experience Builder¶
- Navigate to Digital Experiences.
- Click Builder next to the
Spokane Mountaineers
site. - In Builder, you can:
- Click on page sections to edit content
- Add or remove components from the layout
- Update navigation and metadata
🖼 Adding or Replacing Images¶
- In Builder, select the image component you want to change.
- Click Upload Image or choose from existing Site Assets.
- Use optimized images in
.jpg
,.png
, or.webp
format, ideally under 1MB.
✅ Publishing Changes¶
After making edits:
- Click Publish in the top-right corner of Experience Builder.
- Choose Publish to All to make the changes live.
- Verify by visiting spokanemountaineers.org.
You can also use the Preview button to test changes before publishing.
🛠 Advanced Editing (Admins Only)¶
For more complex changes, like updating custom Aura components:
- Use VS Code with the Salesforce CLI
- Deploy changes via
sf project deploy start
- Use Apex, Lightning components, and custom objects responsibly
If you're not familiar with these tools, contact a dev/tech lead before making changes.
📝 Related Docs¶
Contributing¶
This site is maintained by volunteers. If you'd like to contribute documentation or suggest edits:
- Fork or clone the repository: github.com/jasonkradams/smi
- Make changes in Markdown
- Submit a pull request
If you're unsure how to get started, contact the tech team or open an issue in the repository.