Photos and stories, added by everyone who knew them.
Press ⌘ / Ctrl + e to enter edit mode.
Click where you want to edit.
Move around with the arrow keys.
Change anything you see!
Bold, italics and links with ⌘ / Ctrl + b, i and k
Undo with ⌘ / Ctrl + z
Save changes with ⌘ / Ctrl + s
(On this example page, changes are not persisted. On a real site, a logged in user would have their changes persisted to a database.)
Looking for the admin panel? There isn't any! It's just you, and your content.
In edit mode the dashed gaps let you add blocks.
Select the dashed gap below this paragraph to see a flashing purple cursor.
Press Enter to add a block.
Change text styles (paragraph > heading etc) with Ctrl + Shift + Right.
Select one of the full width dashed gap to see a flashing purple cursor.
Press Enter to create a new top-level block.
Ctrl + Shift + Down cycles through block types.
Again Ctrl + Shift + Right lets you flip through available layouts.
To move blocks, drag from a dashed gap to select multiple, then cut and paste like usual.
Pro tip: Press Esc to select the parent block. Useful when editing text but wanting to change the parent layout.
Open a folder on your computer that has some images.
Select one and copy it to the clipboard.
Select the placeholder below and paste it.
To replace an image, select it first, then paste the new one on top.
You can even paste several images at once.
Select three or four from your computer and copy to the clipboard.
Now select a vertical dashed area before or after an image above.
Paste and all the images will be added in one go.
When you add images in the text flow, like the one above, you'll be able to change its size using the handles at the edges of the image.
You can even paste short video clips onto any media placeholder. Currently .mp4 , .webm, and of course .gif are supported.
Click on one of the cards below.
A link preview appears at the bottom.
Click “EDIT” or press ⌘ / Ctrl + k to bring up the link editor.
These cards link to other pages on the memorial. Make a page for anyone you want to remember.