Branding your LMS by Position Groups makes it possible to present information to users that is more relevant to their position, such as promoting a new Sales certification program that is not required of other groups, such as Human Resources, Finance, or IT.
Functionally, when a user logs in, the LMS will identify their position group and display the selected branding customizations. Users who are not in the position group would be presented with their organization’s default branding, or in the absence of any other custom branding, the overall portal default.
Note, it is not necessary to brand everything. Modify only those elements which are important to the group.
Since it is also possible to brand the LMS at an organizational level, there must be an order of precedence when defining which branding experience should be presented to a user when they log in. LMS branding follows this order of precedence:
Position Group Branding overrides >
Organization Branding overrides >
Portal language-specific default Branding
This means that if you use both Position group branding and Organization branding, any designated branding for a specific position group will display instead of the organization branding. If the LMS finds no branding for an element at the Position Group level, it will default to the Organization’s branding for that element and in the absence of that, the LMS default branding.
Note: Applying <<None>> does not mean there is no display of that item. It means that what will display is the default English content and styles from the branding settings on the LMS Information page OR the branding settings at any branded organization above the position group selected.
Also, note that in order to see branded public pages — like the Login Page and Self-Registration Page — portal administrators must click Copy Page URL when editing the specific page HTML and provide that specific link to end users.