Site Editor User Guides
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BEGINNERS GUIDE: START HERE
How Do I Use the Site Dashboard?
How Do I Use The Site Editor?
How Do I Save My Work?
How Can I Undo a Change?

​DESIGNED FOR ACTORS
​​How Can I Update A New Resume or CV?
​How Can I Upload New Headshots?
How Can I Upload A New Demo Reel?
​How Can I Upload A New Voice Reel?

​TEXT & IMAGES
How Do I Add Text to a Site?
How Can I Upload Images?
How Can I Resize Images?
How Do I Upload Multiple Images with  Slideshows & Galleries?
​How Can I Upload PDFs, Powerpoint  Slides, and Other Docs?
How Do I Create Links?

VIDEO & SOUND
How Do I Add Videos to a Site?
How Do I Add Sound or Audio Files to a Site?

BLOGGING
How Do I Create a Blog Post?
How Do I Schedule Posts to Go Out Later?
How Do I Edit or Delete a Blog Post?
How Can Visitors Follow My Blog?
How Do I Use the Disqus Comment System?
How Do I Use Facebook's Comment System?
How Do I Manage Blog Comments?
How Do I Edit a Blog's Sidebar?

PAGE MANAGEMENT
How Can I Add Pages to a Site?
How Can I Manage Pages?
How Can I Better Organize My Site Navigation?​​

SOCIAL MEDIA INTEGRATION
How Can I Add Social Media 'linking' Icons To My Site?
How Can I Add Social Media Streams To My Site?
How Can I Add a Facebook Like Button?
How Can I Verify My Site with Pinterest?
​How Do I Share Scheduled Blog Posts to Facebook and Twitter?
How Can I Disconnect My Site From Facebook or Twitter?

FORMS
How Do I Create a Contact Form, Survey or Poll?
How Can I Change My Contact Form Email Address?
How Do I Add a Newsletter Sign-Up Form?

TROUBLESHOOTING
I Can't Upload Images or Files
I'm Not Receiving My Contact Form Submissions! Why Not?

How Can I Update A New Resume or CV?


This can be done by either adding/editing the text OR by uploading a document. Read below for guides on the two options.


To Add/Edit the Text in Your CV
​Adding text to your site is as easy as dragging any of the text elements to a page. The primary text elements are Text and Title. 

Let's drag the most commonly used text element -- the one with the rather appropriate name of "Text" -- to this sample site.  

The text element is exactly what it sounds like: an element for writing text. Click inside the element to start writing.
You can write a word, a sentence, or multiple paragraphs in a single element.

Or click in the box to edit text that has been previously written.​

As you write, take note of the gray toolbar at the top of the element. This is the text toolbar and it allows basic changes to the formatting of your text. It works much like any other such toolbar normally works: select the text you want to change and click the appropriate button to make that change.  ​
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From left to right, you can bold your text, italicize it, underline it, make it bigger, make it smaller, change the color, create a link, adjust the alignment of all text within the element, create bulleted and numbered lists, and remove formatting. 
  
You may notice that one thing you cannot do is change the font family to a different style. That particular setting is controlled elsewhere (but just as easily changed) and we'll dig into it later in this guide.  
 
To add more text to the page we could continue writing in this same element or drag on a different text element:
  • Title: Used for adding titles / headers to a page.
  • Text: Used to add most text to a page. 

Both of these elements use the same text editing toolbar we examined above and you can stack as many of them as needed on the page. 

To Add or Update Your CV as a Document

​You have the option to upload and link to pretty much any kind of document, allowing a visitor to download it to their computer. Or you can embed a document so it is directly visible on a page. Let's take a look at both options, starting with the one we recommend.
Link to a Document (or Other File)
 
You can create a link to a document either by highlighting the text you want to link or clicking on an image.  Then selecting the appropriate link option for either.

If you're linking text, it'll look like this:

If you're linking an image, it'll look like this: ​

Either option will open a link dialog box from where you'll need to select File and then click the Upload a File button. ​
​And then select the file you want to upload from your computer. Then you're all done! The link will be live and clickable on your Published site, allowing your visitors to download the file directly to their computers.  
 

Embed a Document to a Page
 
You can also add a PDF, Word file, or other document directly to a page using our Embedded Document element (which is provided by a company called Scribd). We do not recommend the use of this element; linking to the documents as described in the guide above is a much better way to provide access to them.  
 
Linking to a downloadable PDF is usually the best, most professional way to provide finished documents to your visitors. If you're not sure how to create a PDF, there's very likely some free options for creating basic PDFs right on your computer. 
 
But if you still want to embed a document, drag that element to a page (you can find it under the Media section of Elements):

Click the indicated area of the element and the select the Upload File option from the toolbox.  

​Then select the file you want to upload from your computer.  
 
Give the file a little time to upload and you're all done! And we want to stress again that embedding a PDF or document in this way is not a normal thing to do on a website and you have little control over how the document looks once you upload it. The best approach is to link to the file as described earlier.