Edit a page using the Content Settings feature

Have you tried to edit a page, but couldn't because the visual editor was blank like below?

Have no fear! If you can see the editor, you have access to edit the page. Scroll down to find your content in a section called Content Settings.

Why was my page created using Content Settings instead of the main editor?

1. To break up long sections of content
If a page's content is very long, we break the content up into accordions and tabs in the Content Settings areas. You may edit these accordions and tabs as needed.

2. To add graphic cards to page
Some of your pages may have simple graphic cards that serve as way-finding cues for web visitors. Most often, these never need to be updated because they are simply links to current web pages.

How to edit in Content Settings

Login to your Campbell website.
Find the page you wish to edit. The top primary visual editor will be blank/empty.

You can continue this tutorial by watching a step-by-step video or continuing with the text tutorial starting with #3 below:
Scroll down to the section called Content Settings.

The Add Section button allows users to separate content in sections for easy editing and including different numbers of content columns.

The Add Content button allows contributors to add features to a page like the Accordion menu below:

Parts of an Accordion Menu

Collapse the first panel? -- Toggle the option to "Yes" to close the first accordion panel for web viewers. The default "No" option will automatically leave it open and visible when a user visits your page as the screenshot below.

Panel Title -- Enter the title for each of your accordion panels.
Editor view

Web visitor view
Panel Content -- Enter the text for each of your accordion panels.
Editor view

Web visitor view