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# Textpattern CMS user documentation
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See the [built website](https://docs.textpattern.io). This is the new user documentation, and it's a work in progress.
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See the [built website](https://docs.textpattern.com). This is the new user documentation, and it's a work in progress.
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On this page are guidelines for doc authors:
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Make doc pages **scannable** with a **consistent structure** across them, as much as possible. These guidelines can help:
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1. Start page with an `h1` (`#` in Markdown) header that serves as the document's title.
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2. Where it's reasonable to do so, follow the title with a brief introductory paragraph that sums up the page or it's purpose ([intro paragraph example](https://docs.textpattern.io/administration/)).
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3. If you have more than three `h2` (`##` in Markdown) sections on the page (or three that are kind of long), follow the `h1` title (or intro paragraph, see previous example) with an in-page ToC ([ToC example without intro paragraph](https://docs.textpattern.io/administration/security)). Do this by:
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2. Where it's reasonable to do so, follow the title with a brief introductory paragraph that sums up the page or it's purpose ([intro paragraph example](https://docs.textpattern.com/administration/)).
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3. If you have more than three `h2` (`##` in Markdown) sections on the page (or three that are kind of long), follow the `h1` title (or intro paragraph, see previous example) with an in-page ToC ([ToC example without intro paragraph](https://docs.textpattern.com/administration/security)). Do this by:
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* adding "On this page:" in normal text, followed by
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* an unordered list of links to the `h2` headers only (e.g. `[Header label](#xxx)`), and
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* use `#xxx` as the anchors, where `xxx` is the heading text in lowercase with hyphens (i.e. for linking to `## Example heading` the anchor would be `(#example-heading)`).
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4. Avoid using `h4`-`h6` header levels, if possible, especially `h5`-`h6`. Deep structuring means the copy is too complex for new-user docs. Try and structure content with `h2`-`h3` only (and `h4` if really necessary).
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5. Use [kramdown footnotes](http://kramdown.gettalong.org/syntax.html#footnotes) in a given section for any 'tips' or side details not needing said in the primary paragraph. Use a subsequent number for each new footnote on the page, even if they're not in the same section. ([Footnote examples](https://docs.textpattern.io/administration/security))
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5. Use [kramdown footnotes](http://kramdown.gettalong.org/syntax.html#footnotes) in a given section for any 'tips' or side details not needing said in the primary paragraph. Use a subsequent number for each new footnote on the page, even if they're not in the same section. ([Footnote examples](https://docs.textpattern.com/administration/security))
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## Concise copywriting tips
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* When referring to system feedback dialogue (green, yellow, red), format the text exactly as it appears in the UI messages.<sup>2</sup>
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* When referring to file names, make them italic and include the extension. e.g. *.htaccess* and *index.php* (do not make them appear as code, unless they are part of a code snippet).
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**Note 1:** Plugin authors must follow same editorial rules in their [plugin help files](https://docs.textpattern.io/development/plugin-template-help).</small></p>
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**Note 1:** Plugin authors must follow same editorial rules in their [plugin help files](https://docs.textpattern.com/development/plugin-template-help).</small></p>
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**Note 2:** There should be three CSS class selectors to use in the Jekyll site that makes this easy, one for each feedback color type, even providing the background colour.</small>
Here is where you change your password and email address. And if other
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users will have access to the admin-side, this is where you'll create
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and edit their account details too, including [User roles and privileges](https://docs.textpattern.io/administration/user-roles-and-privileges).
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and edit their account details too, including [User roles and privileges](https://docs.textpattern.com/administration/user-roles-and-privileges).
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**Recommended reading:**
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### Site identity and default configurations {#site-identity-and-default-configurations .sectionedit4#site_identity_and_default_configurations}
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With your installation secure, and your password in place, you should set a few defaults that will influence the website's identity and base-line publishing behaviour. You do this in the [Preferences panel](https://docs.textpattern.io/administration/preferences-panel) and [Languages panel](https://docs.textpattern.io/administration/languages-panel), the latter you've already been to.
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With your installation secure, and your password in place, you should set a few defaults that will influence the website's identity and base-line publishing behaviour. You do this in the [Preferences panel](https://docs.textpattern.com/administration/preferences-panel) and [Languages panel](https://docs.textpattern.com/administration/languages-panel), the latter you've already been to.
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## Create a new article
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This button will take you directly to the [Write panel](https://docs.textpattern.io/administration/write-panel).
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This button will take you directly to the [Write panel](https://docs.textpattern.com/administration/write-panel).
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## Search function
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At the very bottom of the list you will find a pagination and links for next and previous pages if there are more pages. You can also change the number of articles listed per page by selecting another value from the number range.
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**Category description:** can be harnessed, for example, as meta data when you display an article category listing page.
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These fields exist for all four kinds of content (articles, images, files and links). However, the tags mentioned above (`<txp:category1 />`, `<txp:category2 />` and `<txp:category_list />`) are only for article categories. For images, files and links there are other tags or tag attributes. See the [Tag reference index](https://docs.textpattern.io/tags) for further details on tag usage.
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These fields exist for all four kinds of content (articles, images, files and links). However, the tags mentioned above (`<txp:category1 />`, `<txp:category2 />` and `<txp:category_list />`) are only for article categories. For images, files and links there are other tags or tag attributes. See the [Tag reference index](https://docs.textpattern.com/tags) for further details on tag usage.
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Once you have finished editng your category details, press 'Save' to store the changes and return to the main Categories panel.
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## Delete one or more categories
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You can select one or more categories within a context list using the checkbox next to it, and with the widget at the bottom of each context list you can then 'Delete' the category/categories or 'Change parent'.
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