Create a new custom module using the editor below, then click the Save Module button at the bottom. You can edit the module by clicking show remove links and then clicking the edit link at the top of the edit box, or by going to the File & Image Manager link in the admin area, and clicking the Modules folder.Create a new custom module using the editor below, then click the Save Module button at the bottom. You can edit the module by clicking show remove links and then clicking the edit link at the top of the edit box, or by going to the File & Image Manager link in the admin area, and clicking the Modules folder.
The UnionActive system is made up of individual Modules that can be added, removed, and customized throughout the site.
To view the current modules, login to the site as an admin. Once you login each module will be outlined in the site, and a set of control buttons will appear at the top each module.
The text editor is built into the editing page of any area where you would want to create formatted content, like pages, articles, modules and many other areas. It is a WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) editor which means that the text edited in it looks as similar as possible to the results end users will see after the document gets published.
There are many options available for controlling the web site layout.
The left and right columns can individually be turned on or off, depending on if you want 1, 2 or 3 columns for the web site.
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