Learn how to use Scrivito as an editor

About In-Place Editing
What is in-place editing, and how does it work? Learn about Scrivito’s editing controls like the top panel, the sidebar, and widgets.
Published Content & Working Copies
Working copies are for adding and editing content. Learn about the changes list and the working copy controls in the sidebar.
Collaborating Using Workflows
Learn how to benefit from workflows guiding the editorial cycle.
Creating, Copying and Moving Pages
Learn about the basic and advanced functions available in the page menu like creating, duplicating, copying and moving pages.
Comparing Changed Pages
The changes view mode lets you conveniently compare changed pages in a working copy with their published version. See how it works!
Using Widgets and Editing Their Properties
Widgets are building blocks for all kinds of content you can place and freely arrange on pages. Here’s how to use them.
Using and Extending the Widget Library
Learn about the Widget Library and how to add a widget to it, or remove one from it.
Using Navigations and the Hierarchy Browser
Scrivito’s automatic navigations and the hierarchy browser are cool tools for quickly accessing and maintaining pages and the site structure they form. Learn how to use them!
Managing Resources Using the Content Browser
Scrivito's Content Browser is a powerful tool for managing content. It lets you set the properties of objects in the CMS, supports filtering, searching and tagging, allows you to edit images, and much more.
Editing Page and Widget Properties
Pages and widgets have properties associated with them, e.g. a background color or image, or SEO-related data. Learn how to set properties using the built-in editors.
Selectively Publishing Changed Content
Learn how to publish just some of the changes that were made in a working copy by transferring them to a different working copy.
Handling Intermediate Changes
Concurrent changes to content in different working copies require your attention when publishing them. Here’s how to discard, override, or merge edits that were applied in parallel.
Restoring Content Using the Publishing History
You can access previously published working copies, e.g. to revert unwanted changes, either completely or selectively. Here’s what Scrivito’s publishing history has in store for you.
Working with Multiple Websites
Scrivito supports working with more than one website. Learn how to switch sites, adjust site assignments, and copy/paste or move pages across sites.
Managing Multi-Language Content
Learn how to create language versions of web pages, link pages together as versions, and much more.
Restricting Pages to Logged-In Visitors
Scrivito lets you restrict pages to logged-in visitors. Learn how to use this feature and what it effects.
Working with Remote Dynamic Data in the Customer Portal
What is remote dynamic data, and how can editors create portal pages using Scrivito Interface Builder?

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Supported browsers for editing

Google Chrome: latest 2 versions
Mozilla Firefox: latest 2 versions
Microsoft Edge: latest 2 versions

Browser support for viewing websites built with Scrivito is much broader, as it reflects ReactJS requirements.

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Quickstart Guides

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