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Creating pages on Livingdocs is easy. All it takes is regular practice. These tutorials will help you start your journey to becoming a first-class page creator. Familiarizing yourself with the many tools and components will give you new ideas for structuring your content and designing a compelling Livingdocs webpage. Let's start with the basics: create your first news post!

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Create a page

A simple page consists of three sections. First, the lead section with the main page title, a short introduction (the text you are reading right now) and a header image. Second, the body with its information in the form of text, links, documents and images. And finally the 'call to action' section where you offer the audience further topics to explore, thus keeping them reading your content.

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Create a news post

A news post is a short content page used to communicate announcements, publications, tenders, and similar information to network members and the public. It appears on the network home page and can be found through the news & events overview page.

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Create an event page

An event page announces upcoming events by displaying key event information directly in the teaser box. The layout focuses on telling what the event is about and on inviting the audience to register. It appears on the network home page and can be found through the news & events overview page.

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Upload documents

Adding a document to a page involves two basic steps. First you upload it to the Livingdocs platform. Then you insert it into one of the page components available to you.

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Upload images

The rule is: Each page has a header image. You can chose an existing image from the library, or you upload a new image.

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Hynek Bures
Switzerland

Hynek supports our network with everything related to Livingdocs and MS Teams.