Justin Ruffell-Ward - Insight Support
posted this on September 29, 2010 10:51
Adding new content to your web site is vital to keeping the information up to date and ensuring that both visitors and members of your organisation return frequently. Wherever possible you should encourage as many members to contribute articles for publication – Insight allows you to do this in one of two ways:
This guide describes how to create and publish new articles and how to fulfil the role of document reviewer.

| Use this option to create a hyperlink from the selected text to other content on your site, or another web site. If no text is highlighted then this option will not be selectable. To select text, move the cursor to the left of the text you wish to highlight, click and hold down the left mouse button and drag to the right to highlight the required text. | |
| Use this option to insert an image or edit a previously inserted image that is currently selected. | |
| Paste |
Pastes text from an existing document. |
Text Styles![]() |
Adds Heading styles to highlighted text. Useful for separating your article into sections, making it easier to read. |
| Prompts to install a plug-in that can be used to check your spelling. Only available within the Internet Explorer browser. |
Click the Save button to commit your changes and return to the documents view. The article will now be available on your web site.
If you view your article by navigating to the group it's located in, you may only see the title summary and a link to the full article. To see the entire article on the group homepage click the
icon to make it the group homepage article.
The intray of the documents view will, from time to time, show articles which have been “just submitted”. These articles are created by members of the web site using the my documents area. Anyone with the documents and media permission may act as the “document reviewer” for the group and choose to publish the article.
When a new article is awaiting approval a
symbol will appear after the group name in the Site Manager navigation.
To review and approve the article:
Click the save button to commit your changes and return to the documents view. The article will now be available on your web site.
If you wish to remove an article you can delete the article as follows:
Comments
Tim, There is a "Source" button at the end of the web editing toolbar that reveals the html. So I copy that out and paste back in when I want to edit the html directly.
Is there any way of altering the default article layout or is it 'fixed'?
Colin Wilson
Why am I only seeing the html code view in the content area instead of the "normal" content view. I want to be able to edit an article not read through tonnes of <><>< > < > < > > > > > > > > > < < <p p<<< gunk. Please help!!!
Hi Declan, I have had this problem in certain browsers (Chrome & Safari). Try a different browser?