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How to Create Your Content Library Folder

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Overview:

Our content library helps you store and organise your content. Here's a step-by-step guide to creating a Content folder on Wisdome.  

Content Library features:

  1. Create content folders and sub-folders
  2. Add a content page
  3. Choose the "Completion of Previous Content" option to ensure learners complete the present lesson before moving on to the following content.
  4. 8 content page templates
  5. Rich Text Editor with the following features:
  • Change font size
  • Select font format
  • Add images, video, and audio files
  • View backend code
  • Select full-screen mode 
  • Preview your work
  • Print
  • Change text height
  • Embed links
  • Embed HTML

 Details Needed:

  • Folder Name (maximum of 50 characters)

  • Subtitle (maximum 150 characters)

  • Image (This is your folder's profile image; 1000 x 1000px)

  • Schedule (Date this folder would be available to your customers)

  • Expiry Date (This setting will set a time limit for your members to access your content.)

  • Membership Level Access

 The Process:

1. Select "Content Library" and click "Create New " and select 'Folder.' 

2. Enter the following information:

  • Folder Name
  • Subtitle (maximum 150 characters)
  • Image (This is your folder's profile image; 1000 x 1000px)
  • Schedule (Date this folder would be available to your customers)
  • Expiry Date (you may also add an expiration date to access your content.)
  • Membership Access Level

3. Click Save.

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