NOTE: When you click to send an article to the Moderator for approval, if you click back on the article “Submit” to look at it or make changes to it, it removes it from the workflow. This puts it back into Draft mode and then your posting does not go to the live website. If you do this, you must it again whether you make any “Submit” changes or not. At the top right of the Page Editor are the and buttons. When you have finished “Preview,” “Save” “Submit” creating your page, you will need to click and then to view your page and make sure it looks “Save” “Preview” the way it’s supposed to. After you have completely finished creating your page, click to send it to the “Submit” Moderator for publishing. It is very help when you type a quick comment describing if it’s a new posting or what changes or updates you have made to the page before clicking the last button. The moderators see “Submit” your comments and it is helpful to us. Exercise 2 Edit an existing page. – In this exercise, we are going to replace the single image at the top of the page with 2 images. Look to the top right of the Page Editor and click Dashboard. Find the article you just created under CONTENT” and click the purple button. “MY “Edit” Remove the Single image and add back a two-column row with 2 image modules. Click the small x in the top left corner to remove the row and the module. When you see a pop up that asks if you want to delete the row and the module, click “Ok.”
NOTE: When you click “Submit” to send an article to the Moderator for approval, if you click back on the article to look at it or make changes to it, it removes it from the workflow. This puts it back into Draft mode and then your posting does not go to the live website. If you do this, you must “Submit” it again whether you make any changes or not. At the top right of the Page Editor are the “Preview,” “Save” and “Submit” buttons. When you have finished creating your page, you will need to click “Save” and then “Preview” to view your page and make sure it looks the way it’s supposed to. After you have completely finished creating your page, click “Submit” to send it to the Moderator for publishing. It is very help when you type a quick comment describing if it’s a new posting or what changes or updates you have made to the page before clicking the last “Submit” button. The moderators see your comments and it is helpful to us. Exercise 2 – Edit an existing page. In this exercise, we are going to replace the single image at the top of the page with 2 images. Look to the top right of the Page Editor and click Dashboard. Find the article you just created under “MY CONTENT” and click the purple “Edit” button. Remove the Single image and add back a two-column row with 2 image modules. Click the small x in the top left corner to remove the row and the module. When you see a pop up that asks if you want to delete the row and the module, click “Ok.”