Welcome to the New MediaCor Editor

How to add a component

1. Click the "Add Content" button at the top of the editor. A panel will slide out on the left side.
2. Browse or scroll through the available components.
3. Click and drag any component onto your page. Drop it where you want it to appear.
4. Click on the component to start editing it.

Popular components to know

The Rich Text component

The Rich Text component is your main tool for adding text to a page. It replaces the old "Text," "Paragraph w/ Title," and similar elements from the Classic Editor.

1. Open "Add Content" and drag the Rich Text component to your page.
2. Click anywhere inside the box to start typing. The default placeholder text will disappear.
3. A text formatting toolbar will appear at the top of the component.

The text formatting toolbar

The toolbar has more options than the old gray bar. Here's what each button does:

Classic Editor

New MediaCor Editor

Text with Image component

This one is great for the classic "photo on the right, text on the left" layout — or vice versa. It combines a heading, a paragraph, and an image all in one tidy component. In the Classic Editor, this was the "Paragraph w/ Picture" element.

Drag it to the page, click to swap in your photo, and type your text. Use the options panel to choose whether the image sits left or right.

Pasted text looking weird?

If you copy text from a Word doc or another website and paste it in, it might bring along hidden formatting that clashes with your site's style. Fix it fast: select the problem text, then click the Tx button in the toolbar. That strips all the extra styling so the text matches everything else on your page.

Image options explained

Adding more columns

Need three or four columns? Click the "Add" button in the options panel to add another column. Click the red X next to a column to remove it.

Column spacing

The Spacing dropdown controls the gap between columns. It defaults to a small gap, which looks clean. You can increase it if you want more breathing room.

Columns on mobile phones

By default, your columns will automatically stack on small screens (phones). That's a good thing — it keeps your content readable without the user having to zoom in or scroll sideways.

But sometimes you want two columns to stay side by side even on mobile — like a small logo next to a name. For that, turn on the "Prevent Collapse on Mobile" toggle in the settings panel.

Adding a new page

1. Click the Plus (+) button near the top left of the editor toolbar.
2. A popup will appear. Type in your page name and adjust any settings.
3. Click "Add Page." The new page will appear in your page list and you can start editing it right away.

Managing pages (set homepage, duplicate, delete)

These options live in the Site Dashboard under the Pages section. Find your page in the list, then click the three dots (⋯) button next to it:

• Set as Homepage — Makes that page load when someone visits your site's main address
• Duplicate Page — Creates a copy with all the same content (great for making similar pages fast)
• Delete — Permanently removes the page

Managing your navigation menu

Here's one of the bigger changes from the Classic Editor: navigation is now managed separately from your page list. Adding a page no longer automatically adds it to your menu — you decide what goes in the nav and in what order.

1. In the editor, click anywhere in the header area at the top of your page (click near the logo or header background, not on an existing nav link).
2. An options panel will appear. Expand the "Navigation" tab.
3. You'll see a list of all your current navigation links.

Add Link dialog

Reordering links

Writing a post

1. From the Dashboard, click "Blog" in the left navigation, then click "New Post."
2. The post editor uses the same components as your pages — Rich Text, images, and more — so it'll feel familiar.
3. Your post settings (tags, publish date, featured image) live in the panel on the right.
4. Click "Save as Draft" to save your progress, or "Preview" to see how it looks.

Adding blog to your navigation

The blog isn't in your nav menu automatically. To add it:

1. Click the header area, then expand the "Navigation" tab (same panel from the section above).
2. Click "Add Link" → "System" → "Blog Index."
3. Give the link a name (like "Blog" or "News") and save.

"Read More" breaks

Want your blog list to show just a preview of each post, with a "Read More" link to the full thing? Drag the "Blog Read More Break" component between two Rich Text blocks in your post. Everything above the break shows in the preview; everything below only shows on the full post page.

Running more than one blog

The new editor supports one blog per site, but you can still separate content into multiple topics using tags. Tag each post by topic, then create a page for each tag that links to all posts with that tag — giving you the effect of multiple blogs in one.