How do I create a link to another page in the site?

1. In the WYSIWYG interface, highlight the text that you want to create as the link. 2. Click the hyperlink button (icon with a chain-link on it.)

3. In the pop-up box, you will type the path to the page you want to link to. The easiest way to do this is to launch another browser window, navigate to the destination page in the site and copy and paste the relative path into the popup box. The relative path starts with the first "/" after the domain name and ends at the end of the URL.
4. For example, to link the following page in your site:
http://www.mysite.com/section1/page_1/
you will type or paste the following into the popup box:
/section1/page_1/

 

How do I create a link to an external website?
1. In the WYSIWYG interface, highlight the text that you want to create as the link.
2. Click the hyperlink button.
3. In the pop-up box, you will type the complete URL you are linking to, beginning with
"http://".
For example, to create a link to CNN.com, you will type or paste the following in the pop-up
box:
http://www.cnn.com

 

How do I create a link to a Word or PDF document?
1. In the WYSIWYG interface, highlight the text that you want to create as the link.
2. Click the file/document link button.
3. In the pop-up box, you will be presented with a file library menu.
4. Click the browse button to locate a local file on your computer, then click the upload button.

5. Once your file has uploaded (see file library interface for file size constraints) select the desired file from the list and click OK.

 

How do I add an image to a page?

1. In the WYSIWYG interface, Click the image link button.

2. In the pop-up box, you will be presented with a file library menu.

3. Click the browse button to locate a local file on your computer, then click the upload button.

How do I create a table within the content?
The WYSIWYG editor has a full featured table editing control screen.  It is point and click.

 

How do I change the fonts, colors, borders, etc. within the content?
All look and feel elements of a SimpleContent powered website are controlled by a central style sheet
file contained in /public/css. We recommend that only users with at least a general knowledge of
HTML and style sheets edit the CSS file. Any changes made to the style sheet will have a global
effect on all elements in the website, so any changes should be made cautiously.

 

You may change elements on a specific page by using the "View Source" or "html code" toggle feature at the bottom of the WYSIWYG. By editing the HTML source, you may add style elements and other attributes that will
override the global CSS. Again, we urge caution in making changes to the format of any page.
Consistency in the look and feel of a website is a very important part of projecting a professional
image.