Editing the text on your website

What the text editor does, and what your login may do in it

8.1 Two areas, one login

Chapters 2 to 6 were about the catalogue: entries with a picture, a price or a PDF. From here on it is about the text on your pages: the headline on the front page, the paragraph about your business, the label on a button.

Both sit behind the same login. You do not switch programs, only areas.

	Catalogue (chapters 2 to 6)	Text editor (from here on)
For	Entries with a picture or a PDF	Text on your pages
Example	“Philips TUV PL-S, datasheet”	“Welcome to Malira Spa”
What you see	A list with a form	Your page, the way a visitor sees it

8.2 What you change yourself

• Headlines and paragraphs on every page
• Button labels such as “Book now”
• Short details such as opening hours or a notice at the top of a page
• Texts that appear everywhere, in the menu or the footer (Chapter 10.3)
• Pictures in places your website allows it
• Every language on its own (Chapter 13)
• New articles, if your website has an article section (Chapter 15)

8.3 What stays with the miraTEQ team

The look of your site is not part of the text editor: fonts, colours, spacing, the order of the sections. New pages are ours as well, except articles.

8.4 What your login may do

Above the preview sits a switch with up to three positions. You only see the ones your login may use.

Position	What a click in the preview does
“View”	Click through the page like a visitor
“Comment”	Pin a comment to a spot (Chapter 14)
“Edit”	Click a text and change it (Chapter 10)

The “Publish” button at the top only appears if you may put changes on the live website yourself. Otherwise miraTEQ publishes for you.

You cannot break anything

You only ever change the text itself, never what surrounds it. And until it is published, no visitor sees any of it. Chapter 11 explains how that works.