How to Use the Highlight Section - Revision history

MrFent at 04:38, 2 April 2012

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MrFent at 05:11, 1 April 2012

2012-04-01T05:11:01Z

MrFent at 20:46, 18 January 2012

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MrFent at 19:56, 14 January 2012

2012-01-14T19:56:36Z

MrFent at 19:56, 14 January 2012

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Alundgren: /* Tip: Create Multiple Highlights */

2011-11-18T07:42:34Z

Tip: Create Multiple Highlights

Alundgren: /* Add Highlight Content */

2011-11-18T07:41:00Z

Add Highlight Content

Alundgren: /* Activate the Highlight Section from the Templates Panel */

2011-11-18T07:40:05Z

Activate the Highlight Section from the Templates Panel

Alundgren: /* Add the Highlight content to individual pages */

2011-11-17T17:41:29Z

Add the Highlight content to individual pages

Alundgren: /* Add the Highlight content to a special page */

2011-11-17T17:38:02Z

Add the Highlight content to a special page

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	Setup the "Highlight Section" to ''highlight'' important information to your site visitors.		Setup the "Highlight Section" to ''highlight'' important information to your site visitors.

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 Setup the "Highlight Section" to ''highlight'' important information to your site visitors.
-The Highlight section can be placed in the Header, Page Template, Content Area, Sidebars, Morefoot, & Footer template areas and is available to use on Pages, Posts, and WordPress Special Pages (such as Author, Category, and Search Results).
+The Highlight section can be placed in the Header, Page Template, Content Area, Sidebars, & Morefoot template areas and is available to use on Pages, Posts, and WordPress Special Pages (such as Author, Category, and Search Results).
 To view some examples of a Highlight, click on our [http://demo.pagelines.com/core/highlight/ Core demo site.]

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	Setup the "Highlight Section" to ''highlight'' important information to your site visitors.		Setup the "Highlight Section" to ''highlight'' important information to your site visitors.

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	To view some examples of a Highlight, click on our [http://demo.pagelines.com/core/highlight/ Core demo site.]		To view some examples of a Highlight, click on our [http://demo.pagelines.com/core/highlight/ Core demo site.]
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	==Activate Highlight==		==Activate Highlight==

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 [[category:Draft]]
 Setup the "Highlight Section" to ''highlight'' important information to your site visitors.
-The Highlight section can be placed in the Header, Page Template, Content Area, or Morefoot template areas and is available to use on Pages, Posts, and WordPress Special Pages (such as Author, Category, and Search Results).
+The Highlight section can be placed in the Header, Page Template, Content Area, Sidebars, Morefoot, & Footer template areas and is available to use on Pages, Posts, and WordPress Special Pages (such as Author, Category, and Search Results).

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 [[File:Add_multiple_highlights.png|200px|thumb|right|alt=Add Multiple Highlights|Add Multiple Highlights]]
-To create multiple Highlight Sections in the Header, Morefoot, Page Templates or Content Area, [[clone]] the section in the [[Templates]] panel.
+To create multiple Highlight Sections in the Header, Morefoot, Page Templates or Content Area, [[Glossary#clone|clone]] the section in the [[Glossary#Template Setup|Templates]] panel.
 You can then add the Highlight text and image following the tutorial above.
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 # Click "Clone"
 ## The "Clones" are added to the available sections list
-# The [[Glossary#SectionOrder|Section Order]] will be saved automatically
+# The Section Order will be saved automatically
 Return to individual pages to add the content to your cloned "Highlight" sections.

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 #* Header, Subheader and Image are all optional, providing flexibility to mix-and-match all three
 # Set the "Highlight Meta" for any clones
-#* Clones must previously have been activated in the "PageLines" Templates panel. See [[enabling clones]].
+#* Clones must previously have been activated in the "PageLines" Templates panel. See [[Glossary#clone|enabling clones]].
-#* Activated [[clones]] will each have their own tab and appear under "Highlight Meta" as "Highlight Meta (#2)", "Highlight Meta (#3)", etc.
+#* Activated [[Glossary#clone|clones]] will each have their own tab and appear under "Highlight Meta" as "Highlight Meta (#2)", "Highlight Meta (#3)", etc.
 # Click "Save Meta Settings"
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 [[File:Add_highlight_content_to_special_pages.png|200px|thumb|right|alt=Add Highlight Content to Special Pages|Add Highlight Content to Special Pages]]
-You may also create a Highlight section on WordPress [[Special Pages]] such as Author, Archive and Search Results pages.
+You may also create a Highlight section on WordPress [[Glossary#Special Page|Special Pages]] such as Author, Archive and Search Results pages.
 # Select the "PageLines" panel, then "Special"
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 #* Header, Subheader and Image are all optional, providing flexibility to mix-and-match all three
 # Set the "Highlight Meta" for any clones
-#* Clones must previously have been activated in the "PageLines" Templates panel. See [[enabling clones]].
+#* Clones must previously have been activated in the "PageLines" Templates panel. See [[Glossary#clone|enabling clones]].
-#* Activated [[clones]] will each have their own tab and appear in the Select Settings Panel as "Highlight Meta (#2)", "Highlight Meta (#3)", etc.
+#* Activated [[Glossary#clone|clones]] will each have their own tab and appear in the Select Settings Panel as "Highlight Meta (#2)", "Highlight Meta (#3)", etc.
 # Click "Save Options"
 # Your settings are saved; the Highlight now appears on your Special Page!

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 #*If you select "Header" or "Morefoot," by default the Highlight section will be displayed on every page regardless of the Page Template
 # Select the "Type of Page" or "Content Area Type" to which the Highlight will be added
-#* This selection is not available for [[Glossary#Header|Header]] and [[Glossary#Morefoot|Morefoot]] template areas. If the callout section is added to these areas, the section will appear on all page types. Although, the section can be disabled on each individual page under [[Pagelines Meta Settings]] / [[Page Setup]].
+#* This selection is not available for [[Glossary#Header|Header]] and [[Glossary#Morefoot|Morefoot]] template areas. If the callout section is added to these areas, the section will appear on all page types. Although, the section can be disabled on each individual page under [[Glossary#Page Setup Meta Settings|Page Setup Meta Settings]].
-# Drag & Drop the "Highlight" section from the "[[Available/Disabled Sections]]" into the "[[Active Sections]]" list
+# Drag & Drop the "Highlight" section from the "Available/Disabled Sections" into the "Active Sections" list
 #* To activate more than one Highlight Section, click "Highlight ''Options''"
 #* Then click "Clone"
-# The [[Glossary#SectionOrder|Section Order]] will be saved automatically
+# The Section Order will be saved automatically
 You will now see the Highlight section on every page that it is active on. Return to individual pages to add the content to your "Highlight" sections.

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 ## If for some reason, the "Highlight Meta" is "Inactive"
 ## Note the "Template" for the selected page (located under WordPress "Page Attributes" in the right column)
-## Click on "Inactive on Template" to activate the "Highlight" section in the PageLines Templates panel
+## Click on "Inactive on Template." You will be taken to the PageLines / Templates panel where you can drag-and-drop to activate the "Highlight" on the appropriate page template.
 # Enter the Highlight Header and Subheader Text
 # Add a Highlight Splash Image

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 # In the "Select Settings" panel, click on "Highlight Meta"
 ## If for some reason, the "Highlight Meta" is "Inactive"
-## Click on "Inactive on Template." You will be taken to the PageLines / Templates panel where you can drag-and-drop to activate the "Highlight" on the page template.
+## Click on "Inactive on Template." You will be taken to the PageLines / Templates panel where you can drag-and-drop to activate the "Highlight."
 # Enter the Highlight Header and Subheader Text
 # Add a Highlight Splash Image