Add and edit

The edit screen is modelled on the WordPress classic editor: a wide content column and a 300px sidebar for publishing.

Header

• Edit tells you what you are editing.
• Add creates a new record of the same type.

Title and permalink

The title sits at the top in a large field. Under it is the permalink — the public URL this content will have.

1. Click Edit next to the permalink to reveal the slug field.
2. Change the slug (the URL part after the type).
3. Click Done to collapse it again.

Caution

Changing a slug changes the published URL. Links to the old URL will break unless you set up a redirect.

The editor

Above the writing area:

• Add Media inserts an image from the media library.
• Visual / Code switches between the rich-text editor and the raw HTML view — see Visual and Code.

The toolbar covers bold, italic, strike, inline code, H2/H3, bulleted and numbered lists, quote, code block, link, horizontal rule, undo and redo.

The Publish box

Row	What it does
Status	Published or Draft; click Edit to toggle
Visibility	Public (more options later)
Published on	The creation timestamp
Update / Publish	Saves everything
Move to Trash	Soft-deletes the record

The Taxonomies box

Shows the terms attached to this record, grouped by taxonomy. Editing terms happens under Taxonomies.

Saving

Two ways, same result:

• the Update button inside the Publish box;
• the floating Update button at the bottom-right of the screen.

While the save runs, the button shows a spinner and Saving…. When it finishes, a green ✓ Saved toast appears above the floating button and fades after a couple of seconds.

The footer of the editor shows the word count and the last edited timestamp.