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Dani: Marked this version for translation

2015-11-11T20:22:22Z

Marked this version for translation

Dani at 20:22, 11 November 2015

2015-11-11T20:22:07Z

Dani: adverbs. They're a thing.

2015-08-19T14:55:42Z

adverbs. They're a thing.

Dani at 22:29, 18 August 2015

2015-08-18T22:29:16Z

Dani: Created page with "Standard building blocks that can be assembled to create a print or web piece. An article comprises several Components such as a headline, deck, body copy, byline, and cap..."

2015-08-18T21:51:30Z

Created page with "Standard building blocks that can be assembled to create a print or web piece. An article comprises several Components such as a headline, deck, body copy, byline, and cap..."

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Standard building blocks that can be assembled to create a print or web piece. An [[article]] comprises several Components such as a headline, deck, body copy, byline, and caption. It is possible to have multiple instances of a given Component within the same story (for instance, multiple captions).

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-<translate>Standard building blocks that can be assembled to create a print or web piece. An [[article]] comprises several Components such as a headline, deck, body copy, byline, and caption. It is possible to have multiple instances of a given Component within the same story (for instance, multiple captions).
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-==Adding additional components through Content Station==
+==Adding additional components through Content Station== <!--T:2-->
 The Components button at the top of the [[Multi-Channel Text Editor]] contains a list of all components in a template. Click one to add an additional component of that type to the article and drag it into place in the story. Bear in mind that new components may need to be styled used the [[Paragraph styles]] bar on the left side of the editor window.
-==Removing components==
+==Removing components== <!--T:3-->
 To remove a component from an article, click the X button immediately to the left of the component's name in the [[Multi-Channel Text Editor]].
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-Standard building blocks that can be assembled to create a print or web piece. An [[article]] comprises several Components such as a headline, deck, body copy, byline, and caption. It is possible to have multiple instances of a given Component within the same story (for instance, multiple captions).
+<translate>Standard building blocks that can be assembled to create a print or web piece. An [[article]] comprises several Components such as a headline, deck, body copy, byline, and caption. It is possible to have multiple instances of a given Component within the same story (for instance, multiple captions).
 ==Adding additional components through Content Station==
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 ==Removing components==
 To remove a component from an article, click the X button immediately to the left of the component's name in the [[Multi-Channel Text Editor]].

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−	To remove a component from an article, click the X button ~~immediate~~ to the left of the component's name in the [[Multi-Channel Text Editor]].	+	To remove a component from an article, click the X button immediately to the left of the component's name in the [[Multi-Channel Text Editor]].

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	Standard building blocks that can be assembled to create a print or web piece. An [[article]] comprises several Components such as a headline, deck, body copy, byline, and caption. It is possible to have multiple instances of a given Component within the same story (for instance, multiple captions).		Standard building blocks that can be assembled to create a print or web piece. An [[article]] comprises several Components such as a headline, deck, body copy, byline, and caption. It is possible to have multiple instances of a given Component within the same story (for instance, multiple captions).
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		+	==Adding additional components through Content Station==
		+	The Components button at the top of the [[Multi-Channel Text Editor]] contains a list of all components in a template. Click one to add an additional component of that type to the article and drag it into place in the story. Bear in mind that new components may need to be styled used the [[Paragraph styles]] bar on the left side of the editor window.
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		+	==Removing components==
		+	To remove a component from an article, click the X button immediate to the left of the component's name in the [[Multi-Channel Text Editor]].