Posts are used with a blog, while pages are for the most part, interactive content. Each has its own menu entry and settings available from the Dashboard. In our RVHOBO managed websites, pages use the best display possible to communicate with visitors. Pages are also often used to display forms that are filled out by users. Almost anything that is interactive with visitors, is generally on a page. For example, our maps and directions are created using pages. Posts are generally more like newspaper articles. They can have pictures, text and links. Visitors can select which stories they wish to see using categories and tags, or a general search dialog. The Blogs (Weblogs) are the “newspapers” that display the “stories”.

To login to the Dashboard, you will have to have an authorized user name and password that was assigned to you from the RVHOBO Network. If you don’t have these yet, please see Getting Started. While many of the RVHOBO websites have a separate login box, this is not always available. To login to a website’s Dashboard, you should use http://yourwebsite.xxx/wp-admin. This will bring up the login dialog. Enter your user name and password. You may also have to answer a question to verify you’re a person, not a robot trying to hack the website. If your username/password and answer were correct, you will be re-directed to the websites Dashboard where all of the creating and editing takes place. Be aware that you only have a limited number of login attempts so be sure to have the correct information available.

Editing a page is very easy as we use the RVHOBO premium themes that support Designer Editing. When you logged into the website you should see a black administration toolbar at the top of the page. On the toolbar look for one of the two available editors below:

1. Conerstone : If on the right hand side of the toolbar, you see a link that says “Edit with Conerstone”.;
2. Upfront: If on the left/center side of the toolbar you see “Upfront”;
3. Word Processor: ONLY use this if NEITHER of the above two selections are not available, If on the left/center side of the toolbar you see “Edit Page”;

If either of the Designer Editors is available (only one will be displayed) on the toolbar, the page must be edited using the Designer. Click the link  to edit the page.

Note: “Informational” or “News” style pages may have been created with our premium, online word processor, available in the Dashboard. This is generally the case for Blog Posts, but pages can also be created/edited in this manner. If that is the case, you will edit them using the Word processor the same way you do emails and other documents. NEVER edit a visually edited page with the Word Processor as it will destroy the page. The same is true the other way around. Whatever editor was used to create the page, is the one that must be used to edit the page.

If you clicked on one of the Designer Editors, you will see an icon rotating in the center of your browser that replaced the page. In a few seconds you will see the page, but now on the left side, you will see a toolbox that will allow you to edit the items on the page. What kind of editor is dependent on what was used to originally create the page.

We’ve found for the most part, you will probably be editing or inserting text or pictures. Depending on which editor you will be using:

Designer Editor: Just click on the text or image you want to edit/replace, and your toolbox (on the left) will display the appropriate editor which you will use to edit the text, images or insert new images.

Word Processor: You have two choices, the “Visual Editor” with buttons and menus just like most Word Processors. You can also edit images contained in the document by clicking on the image and an image editor will appear.

The Word Processor also has a “Text Editor” available for those that prefer or need to use raw HTML. It is advised that unless you are proficient with HTML, you are advised to use the Visual Word Processor.

More Information:

• Editing Pages With Conerstone,
• Editing Pages With Upfront,
• Editing Pages With The Word Processor

Editing a page is very easy as we use the RVHOBO premium themes that support Designer Editing. When you logged into the website you should see a black administration toolbar at the top of the page. On the toolbar look for one of the two available editors below:

1. Conerstone : If on the right hand side of the toolbar, you see a link that says “Edit with Conerstone”.;
2. Upfront: If on the left/center side of the toolbar you see “Upfront”;
3. Word Processor: ONLY use this if NEITHER of the above two selections are not available, If on the left/center side of the toolbar you see “Edit Page”;

If either of the Designer Editors is available (only one will be displayed) on the toolbar, the page must be edited using the Designer. Click the link  to edit the page.

Note: “Informational” or “News” style pages may have been created with our premium, online word processor, available in the Dashboard. This is generally the case for Blog Posts, but pages can also be created/edited in this manner. If that is the case, you will edit them using the Word processor the same way you do emails and other documents. NEVER edit a visually edited page with the Word Processor as it will destroy the page. The same is true the other way around. Whatever editor was used to create the page, is the one that must be used to edit the page.

If you clicked on one of the Designer Editors, you will see an icon rotating in the center of your browser that replaced the page. In a few seconds you will see the page, but now on the left side, you will see a toolbox that will allow you to edit the items on the page. What kind of editor is dependent on what was used to originally create the page.

We’ve found for the most part, you will probably be editing or inserting text or pictures. Depending on which editor you will be using:

Designer Editor: Just click on the text or image you want to edit/replace, and your toolbox (on the left) will display the appropriate editor which you will use to edit the text, images or insert new images.

Word Processor: You have two choices, the “Visual Editor” with buttons and menus just like most Word Processors. You can also edit images contained in the document by clicking on the image and an image editor will appear.

The Word Processor also has a “Text Editor” available for those that prefer or need to use raw HTML. It is advised that unless you are proficient with HTML, you are advised to use the Visual Word Processor.

More Information:

• Editing Pages With Conerstone,
• Editing Pages With Upfront,
• Editing Pages With The Word Processor

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