Overview

Please note the business platform defaults to the term course and the academia platform defaults to the term class. The terms course and class are interchangeable in this article. 

1. Access an existing course.
   
2. Click a module/lesson.
   
3. Click Add section to add a new section (or select an existing section).
   
4. Click Page.
   
5. Add aTitle to the page.
   
6. Click Save.
7. Click Edit.
   

To learn how to create a new course, visit the Adding a course section of the Courses and classes for instructors article.

1. The top menu: The top menu allows you to edit the section Title, toggle the viewing mode between Editor and Preview, and Save or Cancel your changes.
   
1. By default, the page displays in Editor mode, which allows you to actively edit content. To preview content before saving it, click Preview.
   
2. The Content builder menu: The Content builder menu displays on the left side of the editor. This menu allows you to drag and drop layouts and content widgets onto the page. The layouts and content widgets will be covered in greater detail in this article.
   
1. Note that the Content builder menu can be collapsed and expanded using the arrow  icon next to the Outline button to provide additional space to build content on the page.
3. The toolbar: The toolbar provides a variety of formatting tools that allow you to customize text, add pictures, links, and more. Toolbar functionality will be covered in greater detail in this article.  
   
4. The page or canvas: The canvas is where you add text, images, and widgets to create your page content.
   

Please note the new editor with content builder will not be available until April 1, 2026.

Content builder menu

1. Content builder mode: The Content builder menu defaults toWidgets, which allows you to select layout and content widgets that can be added to your canvas. Once you have added widgets to your canvas, you can click Outline to see the order of the widgets you have added. The Outline tab allows you to quickly and easily reorder your widgets. 
2. Layout: The Layout section includes a Grid widget and a Columns widget. These widgets allow you to add an editable grid or set of columns to your content.
   
3. Content: The Content section includes a variety of widgets that allow you to add interactivity and visual interest to your content, such as Accordions, Tabs, Cards, and more. You can add any of the the content widgets to the canvas to begin customizing the widget with your learning content. Additionally, any of the Content widgets can be placed within a Layout widget. For example, you can add a Flip box widget to each section of a column to create a row of flip box interactions.
   

Layout: Grid 

1. Place your cursor on the canvas and click the Grid button.
   
2. Or, drag and drop the Grid widget onto the canvas.

1. Use the Columns and Rows drop-downs to define the grid layout. You can select up to four columns and four rows.
   
2. You can adjust the gap between columns and rows using the Gap drop-down. Choose between Small, Medium, Large, and Extra Large.
   
3. The Vertical alignment  button allows you to choose between top, center, and bottom vertical alignment for text and images within a grid section.
4. Click Add Row to add an additional row, up to four rows.
   
5. Click Add Col to add an additional column, up to four columns.
   
6. Click Remove Row or Remove Col to remove a row or column.
   

1. Click within a grid section to begin adding content.
   
2. Use the Toolbar to format your text and add images, links, or even videos.
   
1. Note that the Toolbar is covered in detail later in this article.
   
3. You can add content widgets within a grid section.
   
1. For example, you can place a flip box within each section of a grid.
4. You can click Preview at any time to preview your content.
   
1. Click Editor to return to editing mode.
   

The Column widget displays two columns by default.

1. Use the Columns drop-down to select the number of columns. You can select up to four columns.
   
2. You can adjust the gap between columns using the Gap drop-down. Choose between Small, Medium, Large, and Extra Large.
   
3. Use the Direction drop-down to create Horizontal or Vertical columns.
   
4. The Vertical alignment  button allows you to choose between top, center, and bottom vertical alignment for text and images within a column.
5. Click Add Col to add an additional column, up to four columns.
   
6. Click Remove Col to remove a column.
   

To add content within a column:

1. Click within a column to begin adding content.
   
2. Use the Toolbar to format your text and add images, links, or even videos.
   
1. The Toolbar is covered in detail later in this article.
   
3. You can add content widgets within a column.
   
1. For example, you can place a Card widget within a column.
4. You can click Preview at any time to preview your content.
   
1. Click Editor to return to editing mode.
   

Content widgets

1. Click Outline in the Content builder menu to see a list of the widgets currently added to the canvas.
   
1. Use the up and down arrows on the widgets listed to reorder the widgets on the canvas.
   
2. Each widget on the canvas also has a small menu in the upper right corner of the widget.
   
1. Use the up and down arrows to reorder the widget on the canvas.
   
3. You can also drag and drop widgets on the canvas by clicking and holding the reorder  icon on the left of a widget, and dragging the widget to a new location.

1. Click the three dot icon in the upper right corner of a widget to display a small menu.
   
2. Click Delete to delete the widget.
   
3. Click Duplicate to duplicate the widget. Any content you had added to the widget will be included in the duplicated widget.

Content widget: Accordion

The Accordion is an interactive widget that stacks sections of content and lets users expand and collapse each section on demand. Each section has a clickable header, which reveals the content. To add an Accordion to the canvas:

1. Place your cursor on the canvas and click Accordion, or drag and drop the Accordion widget from the Content builder menu to the canvas.  
   

By default, the Accordion displays two sections, each with a header and content section. To configure an Accordion:

1. Click directly on the header placeholder text to edit the header text.
   
2. Click the title header to expand the section and display the content section.
   
3. Click directly on the content placeholder text to edit the content text. You can use the toolbar to add images, links or videos to the content section.
4. Click Add Item to add an additional section. You can add up to ten accordion sections.
   
5. Click Remove Item to remove a section.
   

Note that when learners view your content, all accordion sections will be closed by default.

Content widget: Tabs

The Tabs widget is an interactive widget that organizes related content into separate views (tabs), letting users switch between each tab without leaving the widget.  To add a Tabs widget to the canvas:

1. Place your cursor on the canvas and click Tabs, or drag and drop the Tabs widget from the Content builder menu to the canvas.  
   

By default, three tabs are displayed in the widget, each with a tab title and content section. To configure the Tabs widget:

1. Click directly on the tab title placeholder text to edit the tab title text. 
   
1. Note that the tab title text color is the primary accent color of your platform.
2. Click directly on the tab content placeholder text to edit the content text. You can use the toolbar to add images, links or videos to the tab content.
   
3. Click another tab title to move to the tab to edit the title and content. 
4. Click Add Tab to add an additional tab. You can add up to eight tabs.
   
5. Click Remove Tab to remove a tab.
   

Content widget: Card

The Card widget is a container that applies built-in formatting to help content stand out from the rest of the page. Card widgets include a header and content. The primary accent color of your platform displays on the left side of the container. To add a Card widget to the canvas:

1. Place your cursor on the canvas and click Card, or drag and drop the Card widget from the Content builder menu to the canvas.  
   

By default, placeholder text displays in the Card widget. To configure the Card widget:

1. Click directly on the card header placeholder text to edit the header text. 
   
2. Click directly on the card content placeholder text to edit the content text. You can use the toolbar to add images, links, or videos to the card content.
   

Content widget: Callout Text

The Callout Text widget provides four preset formats to call attention to different types of content. The four options are Tip, Note, Warning, and Example. To add a Callout Text widget to your canvas:

1. Place your cursor on the canvas and click Callout Text, or drag and drop the Callout Text widget from the Content builder menu to the canvas.  
   

By default, placeholder text displays in the Callout Text widget. To configure the Callout Text widget:

1. Select a callout type from the Type drop-down. Options include Tip, Note, Warning, and Example.
   
1. The callout type you select will determine the outline and background color of the widget.  
   
2. Click directly on the callout placeholder text to edit the text. You can use the toolbar to add images, links, or videos to the callout widget.

Content widget: Quote

The Quote widget provides three preset quote formats that can be used when adding quotes to your content. The three options are Classic, Modern, and Minimal. To add a Quote widget to the canvas:

1. Place your cursor on the canvas and click Quote, or drag and drop the Quote widget from the Content builder menu to the canvas.  
   

By default, placeholder text displays in the Quote widget. To configure the Quote widget:

1. Select a quote type from the Type drop-down. Options include Classic, Modern, and Minimal.
1. The quote type you select will determine the formatting of the quote widget.  
   
2. Click directly on the quote placeholder text to edit the text. You can use the toolbar to add images, links, or videos to the quote widget.
   
3. Click directly on the quote source placeholder text to edit the source of the quote.

Content widget: Flip Box

The Flip Box widget is an interactive two-sided card that flips when users click it. Flip boxes are ideal for flashcards and Q&A content. To add a Flip Box widget to the canvas:

1. Place your cursor on the canvas and click Flip Box, or drag and drop the Flip Box widget from the Content builder menu to the canvas. 
   

By default, the front of the Flip Box widget displays, with placeholder text. To configure the Flip Box widget:

1. Click Edit Front or click directly on the Flip Box placeholder text to edit the text on the front of the card. You can use the toolbar to add images, links, or videos to the card.
   
2. Click Edit Back to edit the text on the back of the card. You can use the toolbar to add images, links, or videos to the card.
   
3. Click Flip to flip the card at any point while editing content.
   
4. Click the Shape drop-down to select between a Square or Rectangle flip box.

The Toolbar menu

The toolbar consists of a menu bar and icons that allow you to edit content on the page and within widgets. The Toolbar is also known as the HTML editor. To learn more, visit the HTML editor article.