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Paste as Plain Text: Code is carried over from outside sources, which is not compatible with the website design. Instead of pasting content directly into the Axis Editor, use the Paste as Plain Text function to paste content. This tool will strip formatting so the proper formatting can be applied.
Style Tags: Font options that were determined during the design phase. Apply Style Tags to change the font throughout the content.
Font Options: Additional font options that may be used.
Image Explorer: Opens the Image Explorer for adding imagery to the content area.
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When finished editing, click Save to publish changes and exit the Editor.
FAQs
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Q: I copied content into the editor, but the font does not match the styling of the website font.
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A: Be sure to use the Paste as Plain Text function when copying font from an outside source. Copying from another source will copy over the font styling from the outside source. Once you use the Paste as Plain Text, you can then use the Style Tags to apply the appropriate font designated for the site design.
Q: What is the best way to format a list of names or contact information on a page?
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A: An easy way to style names or contact information using multiple columns is by using tables. This way, the information can line up properly by applying styling to cells, rows, or columns.
Q: I need to add an image to my page, how do I add it?
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A: First, the image must be added to the Image Explorer. After the image in in the Image Explorer, you can then use the Insert > Image function in the editor which will access your library database from the Image Explorer.
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