1. Log in to your Control Centre and select the Content menu tab.
2. Once expanded, select Web Pages.
3. Select the New Page button.
4. Fill in your Page Title and Page Heading.
5. Leave the Status as Active and the Menu Display as Visible to display the Web Page.
6. Leave the Page Type as New Page.
7. The URL field will create a URL (web address) based off of the Page Title.
   Note: General practice rules apply for URLs (web addresses). Please read the General URL (web address) Rules article if you wish to make changes to the URL (web address).
8. Expand the Page Layout section and select the Website layout.

Menu Settings

The Menu Settings are used to control where the Web Page is shown on the website.

Main Navigation

To make a Web Page appear along the top menu of the website, follow the steps below:

1. Select the website-top-menu tag.
2. Leave the Open Link In field as Same Window.
3. If you would like to order your Web Pages you can also include a weighting.
   Note: Weighting can be used to re-order the position of your Web Pages. The higher the number, the higher up the list your Page will appear.

Sub Navigation

To make a Web Page appear in the drop down of a main navigation item, follow the steps below:

1. Leave the Tags field blank.
2. Leave the Open Link In field as Same Window.
3. From the Parent Page field, choose the main navigation item you wish this page to appear under.
4. If you would like to order your Web Pages you can also include a weighting.
   Note: Weighting can be used to re-order the position of your Web Pages. The higher the number, the higher up the list your Page will appear.

Page Content

There are multiple types of content that can be linked to a Web Page, such as:

• New Content
• Existing Content
• Forms
• Polls

Listed here are how to add each of these to the web page:

New Content

1. Click the New Content Holder button.
2. Fill in the Title.
3. Leave the Status as Published.
4. Add and format your content using the Toolbar.
5. Click Save.

Click here for the Navigating the Toolbar Tutorial

Existing Content

1. Select Content Holder from the Page Content drop down box.
2. Search the list of existing Content Holders and click the Select button to link it.

Forms

1. Select Form from the Page Content drop down box.
2. Select the form from the Select a form drop down list.

Polls

• Select Poll from the Page Content drop down box.
• Search the list of existing Polls and click the Select button to link it.

Don’t forget to click Save.

If you would like to save your work but aren’t ready for the Web Page appear on the website, uncheck the Status box to make it inactive.

Content Holders are used for displaying information within the Side Panel of your newsletter. We recommend populating content here that you need available to your community, but don’t necessarily want in the body of your newsletter. This can include information such as Term Dates, Upcoming Events, Office Hours, Important Information or Forms & Documents.

Adding a Content Holder

1. Log in to your Control Centre and select the Content  tab.
2. Once expanded, select Content Holders and click the New Content Holder button.
3. Complete the Name and Title fields for your Content Holder.
   Note: The Name field is what displays in the Control Centre. The Title field is what displays in the Newsletter.
4. If you would like the Content Holder to appear on a specific day, you can select a Release Date. By default, the Release Date is set to the current date. You can also select an Expiry Date by unticking the 'Never' box and selecting the date that you would like the Content Holder to be removed from the newsletter.
   Note: You can also temporarily disable a Content Holder by unticking the Status box.
5. Apply the Newsletter tag. This will display the Content Holder in the Side Panel of your newsletter.
   Note: If you would like the Content Holder to appear on other pages, such as your Archive or Subscribe Web Form, select the Page tag.
6. Apply a Weighting to your Content Holder. You will need to apply a value greater than 10 for it to appear in the correct starting position. The higher the value, the further up the newsletter's Side Panel it will display.
7. Add your content and apply any necessary styling using the toolbar menu. This includes inserting any hyperlinks, documents, or images.
8. Once you have saved the Content Holder, you will be able to view it on your newsletter's Side Panel.

Editing a Content Holder

1. Log in to your Control Centre and select the Content tab.
2. Once expanded, select Content Holders.
3. Choose the Content Holder you wish to edit from the list, by selecting the Content Holder name.
4. Once you have saved the Content Holder, you will be able to view the changes on your newsletter's side panel.

Deleting a Content Holder

1. Log in to your Control Centre and select the Content tab.
2. Once expanded, select Content Holders.
3. Choose the Content Holder you wish to delete from the list by selecting the Content Holder name.
4. Select the Delete Holder button, and confirm that you would like to delete the Content Holder in the pop up prompt window.

If you are copying content directly from an email or web page, to avoid errors, you’ll first need to clean the text. The easiest way to do this is to paste the content into Notepad, and from Notepad into the Article Content box.

For Mac users, you are able to use TextEdit for this.

If you are copying formatted content, such as from a Microsoft Word document, some formatting will be copied across from your document. However, if you’re starting with clean text, here is a guide to formatting your content using the toolbar.

Edit

Through this tab, you’ll be able to Undo (Ctrl+Z) and Redo changes (Ctrl+Y), Select All (Ctrl+A), and Find and replace text (Ctrl+F).

You will be able to access options such as Cut & Paste through keyboard shortcuts. A quick guide to the shortcuts can be found below:

1. Copy (Ctrl+C)
2. Cut (Ctrl+X)
3. Paste (Ctrl+V)

Insert

Image

Select From System

1. Select the browse button to the right of the Source box.
2. Click the image you wish to add or use the search bar to filter.
3. You can alter the image size by changing the values in the ‘Dimensions’
   Note: To maintain good image quality, we recommend that you don’t upscale your images.
4. For images that have a white or transparent background we advise the use of no styling. Simply change the Image Style to No Styling.
5. Click Ok to add the image to the article.

Upload New

1. Select the Choose File icon on right of the Source box.
2. Navigate to where the file is saved on your computer.
3. Double click the file or click Open to add it to the article.

Gallery

Select From System

If your gallery has already been uploaded into the Media Downloads section of your Control Centre then you will be able to use this popup to browse for the folder.

1. Select the browse button to the right of the Gallery Id box.
2. Use the drop down box to select the folder.
3. Click Select.
4. Click Insert to add the gallery to your article.

Create New

If you have not yet uploaded the gallery, you can do so now by selecting the Create New button.

1. Add the Folder Name.
2. Drag and Drop your files into the drag and drop box.
   As an alternative, you can also browse for the files by clicking Choose Files, navigating to where the files are saved on your computer, highlighting all images within the folder, and clicking Open.
   Note: you can repeat this process as many times as necessary.
3. When all file names are displaying, click the Create Gallery
4. Once the gallery has finished uploading, the system will supply you with an Id. Click Insert to add it to the article.

Video

The following steps can be used to insert a Youtube or Vimeo video

Simply paste the video URL (web address) or ID into the box and select Ok.

Use the tick boxes at the bottom of this popup to choose whether you would like to show suggested videos, or remove the video heading.

Direct Video Embed

If you have been given an embed code for a video, such as a WISTIA video, this can be added through the Embed Code tab then selecting the OK button.

PDF Flyer

This option is used to add a PDF file to your newsletter.

1. Select your file by using the Upload or Search buttons.
2. Create the title for the button.
   EG: ‘Click here to download the Canteen Menu’
3. If you are wanting the pdf to be embedded in your newsletter, make sure the Show Flyer checkbox is ticked.
4. If you are wanting to hide the URL (web address) of the file, make sure the Show Download Link checkbox is unticked.

Link Button

This option is used to create a button.

1. Place your URL (web address) link in the URL field.
   Please note: You can use this option to also link through to a PDF by using the upload or search buttons.
2. Select a name for the button.
   EG: ‘Click here to view the School Website’
3. If you are wanting to not display the URL (web address), make sure the Hide URL checkbox is checked.
4. You can select an icon for your button that will be displayed on the right hand side via the Icon drop down box.

Special Elements

Border Box

Colour Box

Line Break

A Line Break is used to create a divider line between content.

PDF Formatting Options

There are a few different ways you can format the printed view of your Newsletter. The options available are outlined below:

PDF Break

PDF Break is used to move all content underneath the Element to the next Column.

PDF Hide

PDF Hide is used to hide a piece of content from the Print view of the newsletter.

PDF Only

PDF Only is used to show a piece of content only in the Print view of the newsletter.

Clear

This option is used to stop content such as floated images from effecting the content beneath them. They can be placed directly below content to avoid any overlap.

1. Select the blank line where you would like to insert the clear.
2. Select Clear.

Table

You can add a table to your content by using the Table menu option.

• Select Table from the drop down menu and select how many columns and rows you would like to include. Click with your mouse to add the desired table to your content.

Merging Cells

If you would like to merge multiple cells together:

1. Select the cells you would like to merge.
2. Select Cell under the Table Menu option.
3. Select Merge Cells.

Tools

Spellcheck

By selecting this Tool you will turn on spellcheck for your content, allowing the Schoolzine System to show any spelling errors that may be found within your content.

Paste as Text

If you have copied content that has both text and images, if you have this Tool active it will only paste the text based content.

Link

You can use this option to hyperlink text within your content.

Link to Document

If you are wishing to link your text to a PDF file you will be able to use this option.

1. Place your URL (web address) link in the URL field.
   Please note: You can use this option to also link through to a PDF by using the upload or search buttons.
2. Place the text that you are going to link the document to in the Text to display. 
   EG: ‘Click here to download the Canteen Menu’
3. Select how the link will be opened, either in the Same Window or in a New Window.
4. Applied Classes: This is an optional field to allow extra styling to be applied to the text. You will be able to leave this.

Link to URL (web address)

If you are wishing to link your text to a URL (web address) you will be able to use this option.

1. Place the web address in the URL Field.
2. Place the text you are wanting to hyperlink in the ‘Text to display’
   EG: ‘Click here to view the School’s Website’
3. Select how the link will be opened, either in the Same Window or in a New Window.
4. Applied Classes: This is an optional field to allow extra styling to be applied to the text. You will be able to leave this blank.

Link to Form

If you are wanting to link a Webform that has been created in the Control Centre, you will be able to use this option.

1. Select the Web Form you are wanting to use by pressing the button on the right of the Form URL.
   If you have the URL (web address) for the webform already, you will be able to place it directly into the Form URL field
2. Place the text you are wanting to link the Web Form to in the ‘Text to display’ field.
   EG: ‘Click here to complete the Camp Permission form’
3. Select how the link will be opened, either in the Same Window or in a New Window.
4. Applied Classes: This is an optional field to allow extra styling to be applied to the text. You will be able to leave this blank.

Link to Email

1. Populate the ‘Email’ field with an email address.
2. Place the text you are wanting hyperlink in the ‘Text to display’ field.
3. Applied Classes: This is an optional field to allow extra styling to be applied to the text. You will be able to leave this blank.

Format

Content Formatting

• Paragraph Style
  • This Style is the default style applied to the content of your article. Any thing that is not made into a heading should be tagged as ‘Paragraph’ Style. This will be selected by default.
• Heading 1
  • This style is used to indicate any main headings. The Title of your article/event will be styled using this style.
• Heading 2
  • This style is used for sub headings within your content. This is the most common heading style used while building newsletter content.
• Heading 3
  • This style is used for a sub-sub heading, to be used under a Heading 2.

Text Based Formatting

These options allow you to change the styling applied to your text. From left to right these options are:

• Font Size
  • This option allows you to increase or decrease the size of the font within your newsletter.
• Text Colour
  • This option will allow you to change the colour of your font.
• Bold
  • This option with apply a Bold to your content.
• Italic
  • This option with apply Italics to your content.
• Underline
  • This option with apply an Underline to your content.
• Strikethrough
  • This option with apply a Strikethrough to your content.
• Clear Formatting
  • This option will clear any formatting selected. This is used to remove unwanted styling.
• Alignment
  • Used to adjust contents alignment. The options available are Left, Centre, Right and Justified

• Lists
  • The left option is used to create a Bulleted list.
  • The right option is used to create a numbered list.

The feed is a quick and easy way to update your website with your latest news. Follow these steps to add an item to your Latest News feed:

Creating a Feed Item

1. Log in to your Control Centre and select the Communicate menu tab.
2. Then select Manage Feed.
3. Type in the Title you would like to apply to your message.
   Note: There is a 60 character limit for the title.
4. Add your content and apply any necessary text styling using the toolbar menu. This includes inserting any hyperlinks, documents or images.
5. If your feed populates into your newsletters side panel, apply the relevant Tag.
   Note: If the feed only populates onto your website, you will not need to apply a Tag.
6. Click Create to publish your Feed item.

Editing a Feed Item

1. Log in to your Control Centre and select the Communicate menu tab.
2. Then select Manage Feed.
3. Choose the feed item you wish to edit from the list by selecting the Edit pencil icon.
4. Edit the content as required.
5. Once you have saved the feed item, you will be able to view the changes.

Deleting a Feed Item

1. Log in to your Control Centre and select the Communicate menu tab.
2. Then select Manage Feed.
3. Choose the feed item you wish to delete from the list by selecting the Red Delete icon, and confirm that you would like to delete it in the pop up prompt window.

You can use your Control Centre to create a Web Page thats purpose is to contain links to other Web Pages. This is a container. To create a container, follow the steps below:

1. Log in to your Control Centre and select the Content menu tab.
2. Once expanded, select Web Pages.
3. Select the Add Page button.
4. Fill in your Page Title and Page Heading.
5. Leave the Status as Active and the Menu Display as Visible to display the Web Page.
6. Change the Page Type to Container.
7. Expand the Menu Settings section and add the website-top-menu tag.
8. Click Save.

Follow these steps to create a link on your website’s navigation that goes to an external Web Page, PDF, or another form of multimedia content.

1. Log in to your Control Centre and select the Content menu tab.
2. Once expanded, select Web Pages.
3. Click the Add Page button.
4. Fill in your Page Title and Page Heading.
5. Leave the Status as Active and the Menu Display as Visible to display the Web Page.
6. Change the Page Type to Link.
7. Choose the Link Type:
   External URL – a link that is not a part of your own website.
   Existing Page –a link to a page within your own website.
   Apps – a link to an application that’s part of your Schoolzine account.
8. Enter the URL (web address) for the Web Page you’d like to link to.
9. Expand the Menu Settings section and add the website-top-menu tag.
10. Expand the Page Layout section and select the Website layout.
11. Click Save.

What is it?

Weighting determines the order in which items such and Web Pages in the top menu or Media Downloads in an automated list are displayed.

How do I use it?

When creating a new item within the Control Centre, it will have a weighting field. Enter a number into this field to assign a weight.

How does it work?

The higher the number assigned to the weighting field, the more important it is.

The system will review all relevant items when it creates the view for the website, assess what weightings have been given to the items that appear on the page, and will order them appropriately. The weighting will follow these rules when displaying items with and without a weight assigned:

Weight Rules

• By default, if an item hasn’t been assigned a weight, it will assume the value of 0 weight.
• Items with the same weight will be ordered by weight, then by alphabetical order or release date (depending on the item being weighted).
• The higher the number given as weight, the more important that item is, and the higher it will appear on the site.
• Negative weight will appear below anything assigned with a weight of 0.

When editing the URL (web address) for a Media Download item or Web Page, there are a few rules that must be applied to make sure the URL (web address) functions correctly and looks nice on the screen.

1. Limit your URL (web address) to two or three words.
2. The URL (web address) must not have spaces between words. Include a hyphen ( - ) or combine the words together.
3. Use keywords associated with the page.
4. Do not use any special characters (! @ # $ %).

Once you have informed Schoolzine that you wish for the new website to be made live, you will be sent the Content sign off form. This form must be completed and returned for the live process to begin. In this form, you will notify us of the domain (URL/web address) that you are wanting the website to appear on.

From here Schoolzine will setup our servers to accept your provided domain name. Please allow up to one business day for this step. You will then be supplied with Schoolzine’s IP address. You or your IT team will need to log into your domain manager and setup two A records pointing to the Schoolzine IP address. Schoolzine does not take control of your domain during this process. Your domain will now direct to the new Schoolzine website. This may take up to 24 hours to propagate across all computers. Once you are able to view the Schoolzine website from your domain, please notify us by sending an email to websites@schoolzine.com

Lastly, we will need to setup an SSL certificate for your website. This step is completed by Schoolzine and requires no further action from you. You may receive a security warning when attempting to access your website prior to the SSL certificate being setup. This is a temporary message and will only display until the SSL certificate has been applied. Please allow for a two business day turnaround for the certificate to be setup.

What is a Domain?

A domain is the URL or website address used to access your website. For example, Schoolzine’s domain is: www.schoolzine.com

There are three possibilities for who has control over where your domain is being directed: Your school IT team, your Education department or a third party from where the domain was purchased. Schoolzine does not take control or setup new domains for schools.

Who is hosting my website?

Once your website has been made live (your Schoolzine website is appearing on your domain), Schoolzine will be hosting your website. This will mean that unless you have a website on another domain or are hosting other resources such as email hosting, you will no longer need to keep your previous hosting.

What is an SSL Certificate?

An SSL certificate keeps your personal information such as email address, passwords and credit card numbers private when sending them over the internet. It is the first line of defence when hackers attempt to access your personal information. Websites with an active SSL Certificate will start with HTTPS. Once your website is set up with an active SSL Certificate, you will be able to confirm this by clicking the padlock icon beside the website URL (web address).

A cookie is a small bit of code that is saved on the viewer’s computer that saves information about the user. This information is then returned to the website while browsing the site. Each cookie is coded differently to provide different information.

It’s important to note that Schoolzine websites are very light on cookies. Typically, the only cookies being used are those used by 3rd parties such as Google analytics.

The cookie policy can be found in the footer of your website.

Adding your own Cookie Policy

If you wish to have a different cookie policy, you are able to add your own and overwrite the default policy.

1. Log in to your Control Centre and select the Content tab.
2. Once expanded, select Content Holders.
3. Find the Cookie Policy content holder and click on the name.
4. Select the Edit Holder button.
5. Add in your content and apply any necessary styling using the toolbar menu, this includes inserting any hyperlinks, documents or images.
6. Once you have saved the Content Holder, you will be able to view the changes on your website.

The privacy policy covers how you handle the information of your students, parents, clients and web users. The privacy policy can be found in the footer of your website.

Sections within the policy include:

• What is personal data?
• What are my rights (as a user)?
• What data do we collect?
• How do you use my personal data?
• How long will you keep my personal data?
• Do you share my personal data?
• How can I control my personal data?
• Can I withhold information?
• How can I access my personal data?
• How do you use cookies?
• How do I contact you?
• Changes to this privacy policy

Adding your own Privacy Policy

If you wish to have a different privacy policy, you are able to add your own and overwrite the default policy.

1. Log in to your Control Centre and select the Content tab.
2. Once expanded, select Content Holders.
3. Find the Privacy Policy content holder and click on the name.
4. Select the Edit Holder button.
5. Add in your content and apply any necessary styling using the toolbar menu, this includes inserting any hyperlinks, documents or images.
6. Once you have saved the Content Holder, you will be able to view the changes on your website.

You will also be able to adjust the height and width of your images to fit various other features within the Control Centre, such as Side Panels, Emails, Websites and SZapp Notifications.

This software is free and allows you to resize all of your images at the same time.

Installing the ReSZizer

You can install the program by clicking one of the links below. Once downloaded, launch the file and follow the installation steps.

Click here to download the Windows ReSZizer (x32) https://www.schoolzineplus.com/sz-resizer-win-x32

x32 Bit Warning

If you recieve an alert box with the below message, then you are using an older 32 bit machine and should use the second download link. Should you continue to experience issues, please let us know.

PLEASE NOTE: If you are having trouble installing the Image ReSZizer due to administration access permissions, you will need to speak to your I.T. Department.

Smart Screen Warning

This should only occur for Windows 10 users, however, upon running the ReSZizer installer, you may be greeted with a "Smart Screen" prompt (see image below). If this occurs, just click more information (if applicable), followed by "Run".

Processing Your Images

Before you get started, make sure your Images folder contains all relevant image files and galleries.

1. Open the ReSZizer application.
2. Click and Drag your Images folder into the box labeled Drag Files Here.
   Note: You can also choose the files you wish to resize by clicking the Folder button at the top of the ReSZizer and navigating to your Images folder, then clicking Open.
3. To resize a single image, or to select images individually, click the File button at the top of the ReSZizer.
4. Set the Profile to the appropriate setting.
   Note: If you're unsure, set the profile to Gallery. This is the default setting and perfect for resizing images for your newsletter content.
5. Click Process.

Processing Your PDFs

This function is the easiest way to create image files from your PDFs and is perfect for if you'd like a visual to accompany your downloadable file.

1. Open the ReSZizer application.
2. Select the PDF tab.
3. Click and Drag your PDFs into the box labeled Drag Files Here.
   Note: You can also select your PDFs by clicking the Folder button at the top of the ReSZizer and navigating to your Attachments folder, then clicking Open.
4. Set the Profile to Standard.
5. Click Process.

Profiles

You are able to control what dimensions your images are sized to by assigning a Profile before you click Process.

Image Profiles

• Standard – 600px width.
  Note: This is the Profile that you will set if you are resizing images to fit into the content of your newsletter.
• Gallery – 600px height.
• Image Float– 200px width.
• Side Panel – 220px width.
  Note: This is the Profile you will set if you are resizing images to fit into the Side Panel of your newsletter.
• Design – 2000px width.
• Newsflash – 500px width.
  Note: This is the Profile you will set if you are resizing images to fit into an Email Newsflash.

PDF Profiles

• Convert to Jpeg (Default Width) – Converts the document to an image using the dimensions of the PDF
• Convert to Jpeg (600px Width) – Converts the document to an image and then scales it to Flyer size

Updating

Occasionally when you start your ReSZizer, you will be prompted with an update dialog that looks like this: 

When you see this dialog, it is recommended that you click "Update Now" in order to download and update to the latest version of ReSZizer which will include the latest bug fixes and software updates

Before uploading your newsletter content, we recommend first reducing the file size of your images by processing them through the Schoolzine Image ReSZizer. This will cut down on the time it takes to upload your files.

You will also be able to adjust the height and width of your images to fit various other features within the Control Centre, such as Side Panels, Emails, Websites and SZapp Notifications.

This software is free and allows you to resize all of your images at the same time.

Installing the ReSZizer

You can install the application in the Desktop App Store by searching for ReSZizer, or by clicking the link below:

Click here to install the ReSZizer

Processing Your Images

Before you get started, make sure your Images folder contains all relevant image files and galleries.

The ReSZizer will save the resized images over the top of the original files, so if you think you will need the original images later, save a copy of these files to another folder.

1. Open the ReSZizer application.
2. Choose the files you wish to resize by clicking the Folder button at the top of the ReSZizer and navigating to your Images folder, then click Open.
   Note: You can also Click and Drag your Images folder into the box labeled ‘Drag Images Here’.
3. To resize a single image, or to select images individually, click the File button at the top of the ReSZizer.
4. Set the Profile.
   Note: Standard is the default setting and perfect for resizing images for your newsletter content.
5. Click Process.

Profiles

You are able to control what dimensions your images are sized to by assigning a Profile before you click Process.

• Standard – 600px width.
  Note: This is the Profile that you will set if you are resizing images to fit into the content of your newsletter.
• Gallery – 600px height.
• Side Panel – 220px width.
  Note: This is the Profile you will set if you are resizing images to fit into the Side Panel of your newsletter.
• Design – 2000px width.
• Newsflash – 500px width.
  Note: This is the Profile you will set if you are resizing images to fit into an Email Newsflash.

The Blueprint templates offer the ability to add new kinds of content to the Website Slider at the top of your website’s pages, such as articles from your newsletter. Displaying a feature article on your website home page is a great way to get people interested in reading the newsletter, and to prominently display important information.

To add an article to the Website Slider, follow the steps below:

1. Login to your Control Centre and select the Content tab.
2. Once expanded, select Articles.
3. Search for the article you would like to link using the search bar or select the New Article button to start fresh.
   Note: Click here to find our tutorial for Creating Articles.
4. If you are linking an existing article, select the Title of the article.
5. Select the Edit Article button.
6. Apply the Web Article tag in the Tags field.
   Note: Make sure your article is linked to a Stream, otherwise it will not display.
7. Click Save.

The new Blueprint template provides accounts with the ability to display a banner of articles on a web page, also known as an Article Section. This means that important or relevant articles can be easily found by people viewing the website.

To create an Article Section, you will need to insert the following code into a Content Holder and link this to the web page you wish the articles to appear on:

{! streamzine_preview_blueprint1;1;article_section !}

PLEASE NOTE: When pasting this text into your Content Holder, highlight it and select the Clear Formatting icon in your toolbar to ensure it works correctly.

Click here for the Managing Tags tutorial

Once you have finished customising your code, it can be pasted into the text section of your Content Holder. When the code is added, the Content Holder will appear blank until the tag has been added to an article.

Click here for our Adding Articles to an Article Section tutorial

The new Blueprint template provides accounts with the ability to display a banner of articles on a web page, also known as an Article Section. This means that important or relevant articles can be easily found by people viewing the website.

To add an article to the Article Section, follow the steps below:

1. Login to your Control Centre and select the Content menu tab.
2. Once expanded, select Articles.
3. Search for the article you would like to link using the search bar or select the New Article button to start fresh.
   Note: Click here to find our tutorial for Creating Articles.
4. If you are linking an existing article, select the Title of the article.
5. Select the Edit Article button.
6. Apply the Article Section tag in the Tags field.
   Note: If your website is using multiple article sections, there will be a unique tag linking each of them to a specific page. Make sure you are selecting the tag appropriate to the page you would like the article to appear on.
7. Click Save.
8. Refresh your website to ensure that the article is displaying correctly.

This guide will take you through the basics of how to create a Remote Learning Resource Web Page to contain uploaded documents from your Schoolzine Control Centre.

For more information on this process, please read the following article.

What Can They Be Used For?

A Remote Learning Web Page can be created to contain uploaded files from your Schoolzine Control Centre. Uses for this page are, but not limited to:

• Remote Learning Resources
• Homework for Students to access from home
• Assessment Files for Students to access from home
• Annual Reports
• etc.

To get started creating your Remote Learning Resource Web Page, follow the steps outlined below.

Create a New Tag

You are able to create your own custom tags to link your Remote Learning Resources to. The tag will be used to make your files display on a specified Web Page.

To create your Custom Tag, follow the below instructions:

1. Log into your Control Centre
2. Select the Settings Tab
3. Open the Manage Tags option
4. Select the Add Tag button in the Top Left
5. Populate the Name Field
6. Select Media Files from the Tag Availability box
   This will allow your tag to be used with any uploaded Media Files from the Media Library

For more information on Managing Tags, please refer to our Knowledge Base article linked here.

Uploading files to the Media Library

1. Log into your Control Centre
2. Select the Content Tab
3. Open the Media Library option
4. Upload your Media File
   You can use the Add New File button, or the Quick Add Drag and Drop option to add your files
5. Apply your Custom Tag to your File
   Please note: If you used the Quick Add Drag and Drop option, you will need to edit the Media file, or use the Bulk Actions feature to add your Custom Tag

For more information on the Media Library, please refer to our Knowledge Base article linked here.

Creating a new Web Page

A Web Page will be required for your files to accessible by your readers. This Web Page can then be linked to your Website, SZapp, or simply sent to your readers as a link they can bookmark on their computer.

For further information on Creating a New Web Page, please refer to our Knowledge Base article linked here.

Inserting Tag into Remote Learning Page Content

Once your Remote Learning Web Page has been created and its details are set. You will need to create a new Content Holder to link your Custom Tag to your files so they can be displayed.

To link your Custom Tag, follow the below instructions:

1. Log into your Control Centre
2. Open and edit your required Webpage
3. Scroll to the Page Content section
4. Select the New Content Holder button
   Please note: You can link a previously created Content Holder by using the drop-down box on the left
5. Input your Content Holder Title
6. Create a Heading for your Content Holder
7. Add the Tag Code: {!media_by_tag:XXXXX!}
   Please Note: You will need to replace the XXXXXX with the Tag Value of your Custom Tag. See the below example screenshot for further information