1. A web coordinator guide to Adding content

2. Page layout
Once you’ve saved your page setup, you’re provided with a blank page with the following page layout:

3. Page content
Header – the header is sized correctly for the pages title
Content editor for the introductory paragraph/page summary
Image – the main image on the page will need to sized to 465x237. if you need to resize your image, read our Editing images guide
Content editor for the main content of the page
Page panel titled ‘I would like to:’ for links, guiding your audience to useful pages, websites, resources, and/or contact information.

4. Adding content
You have already written you page title and page summary in when you created this page. Now it’s time to add this content to the page itself.
If you’d like to use the content you’ve already added to the setup screen, you can select ‘General’. You can then highlight the text you need and copy (ctrl c) it, then go back to the page by selecting ‘Content’, and paste (ctrl v) it into the section you require.

5. Adding images
Select the ‘Add/Upload Asset’ icon
Select ‘Choose’

6. Asset library ‘Choose’ takes you to the Asset Library
Select the Asset types you would like to see
Type keywords in, to search for an image named as such
Select the image you’d like, hit ‘Select’

7. Update and Save image
If Images added to a new page from the library need resizing.
Select the image and choose ‘Update’.
Images for Landing pages should have been edited and resized to 465x237 pixels
You’ll be able to select the size ‘Landing page 465x237’ to resize the width of the image, then select Save.

8. Page view types
Content is the section to use when you are editing or adding content to the page.
Outlines on was the button previously marked ‘show element outlines’
Outlines Off was the button that only said ‘Edit content’. This does allow you to edit, but it does not show you where the different elements lie.
Review portrays the page as ‘live’. Elements and links will react although the page is live. It’s good way to see how the page will act before it is published.
Structure shows you how the page is set up and can be used to add or remove certain elements.

9. Content Content default setting is to display the Outlines,
Outlines on show you where the different editing sections are.
Outlines off looks like Review, so links will look live, but the will not react.

10. Review
Review shows you how the page will look and act when it is live

11. Structure
Structure is available through ‘Design’. Structure shows you how the pages have been created, and allows you to make changes like adding an Asset Browser.