• Container Snippet

  || Please write to us if you would like to have access to this feature: support@webmag.io Container snippets help to create complex layouts. You can add all Webmag snippets within the container blocks. Content Container snippets Container sizes [Align contSome readers

• Create automatic table of contents

  Have your table of contents conveniently created automatically in your Webmag editor. Two snippet variants are available for this purpose: To do this, select one of the two snippets in your editor and position it on your page. ![](https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/505b5Some readers

• Add anchor links in pages

  An anchor link describes a skip mark within a page. By using anchor links you are able to refer to another part within your page. Through the option to integrate skip marks into the URL, subsections in pages can be addressed directly. 1. Place the anchor link Go to settings of the snippet, which you want to refer to within your page. Watch out for the "Add Anchor Link" field at the top. Enter any term here (no spaces or special characters). ![](https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/Some readers

• Create the table of contents

  Content lists in digital publications come in many diverse appearances. Webmag offers you the following options: 1. Your menu represents your table of contents Almost all themes include the navigation bar, which contains a menu. You can use this menu to select all pages so that it presents the table of contents. All pages will be added to your menu automatically. The appearance of the pages in the menu [can be changed in the settings](https://help.webmag.io/docs/the-webmag-editor-basiSome readers

• Insert a preview of the next page

  Feel free to attach a preview of another, subsequent page to your publication if you want to encourage the reader to keep on reading your pages. We highly recommend this option, because it has been proven by experience that readers are keen to use this user guide. Usually the note is placed at each bottom of posts, pages and articles. Therefore, select in the snippet list under "Footer" between the available options and place the selected snippet in the desired position in your page. | **NSome readers

• Insert sharing buttons

  If you want to encourage your readers to share your item on social media, Webmag offers a simple tool to do so. Watch out for the sharing button in the navigation bar – this can be used to share any page. Also feel free to create sharing buttons within your page to attract more attention to this option. Go to "Snippets" and choose "Sharing" within the snippet list. Now use drag and drop to place theSome readers

• Set the background of a page (colour & image)

  Set fixed background colour of a page You can easily set the background colour of your pages via the fixed background snippet. To do so, insert the snippet (fixed background) in your page at any position and adjust the colour selection via the snippet settings. ![](https://storage.crisp.chat/users/Some readers

• Insert timeline

  With Webmag you have the option to create a timeline within your item. Simply search for one of the available snippet options in the snippet list editor under "Features & Lists". Now place the selected option by drag and drop at your desired location and name it.Few readers

• Insert images and create image galleries

  Webmag allows you to easily place individual images as well as entire image galleries in your body text. Content Inserting images and image galleries via a snippet Creating image galleries Inserting individual images via the toolbar Setting options for image galleries Inserting images and image galFew readers

• Upload audio file and add it to a picture

  Of course, you can also upload audio files in Webmag. You can even add them to an image on your page – and give another image to be displayed when the file is played. First upload any image (e.g. a play button) at any point in the text via the editor’s toolbar. Then click on the image you have just uploaded and open the audio pop-up that appears. Now upload the audio file. ![](https://storagFew readers

• Upload PDFs

  You can upload and link PDFs in Webmag from a button or text link. Therefore, first create a text link or a button with a random link (for example #). Then click on the created link created and click the „Upload PDF“ button in the toolbar. Upload a PDF file and click OK. Your PDF will now be added to theFew readers

• Shared items

  Creating one's own pages or projects and sharing them with third parties as a template – this feature simplifies working with Webmag even more. Via the setting parameters, it can be determined whether an item will be available as a template for sub-accounts. Other users are now able to select theFew readers

• Creating Call-to-Action Buttons

  A Call-to-Action (CTA) button represents a marketing tool that prompts an instant reaction via a background link or is intended to promote an immediate sale. The Webmag Editor allows you to integrate call-to-action buttons in several ways. Inserting a CTA button via the snippet bar Inserting a CTA button via "Inline Snippets" 1. Inserting a Call-to-Action button via the snippet bar By selecting the tab "Basic elements" from your snippet bar, Webmag provides you with access to the twoFew readers

• Insert a photo or video as a cover image

  Apart from photos or images, Webmag allows you to also use MP4 or YouTube videos as background display for your header area. In order to include one of those media in the top section of your project, select e.g. the snippet "Header:01" via the snippet section "Headers" and place it via drag & drop at the preferred position in the editor. Now open the settings by clicking on the small "penFew readers

• Set up and design an overview page

  The Webmag Editor allows an easy structured and clear work. For example, you can display the different issues of a digital customer magazine on a single overview page. Content Create overview page Set up overview page Design overview page Create overview page To have the projects on a dashboard, e.g. the issues of a digital magazine, shown on an overview page, simply create a new page. Next, you wFew readers

• Insert iFrame

  iFrame enables you to easily insert third-party content into your item. How does this work? The so-called inline frame (= iFrame) loads external pages content in order to display it within a frame. Please go to your snippet list and click "Others". Now choose between the available "iFrame" options and place your selected snippet at the desired position in your article. WitFew readers

• Reference page (e.g. header/footer)

  With the „Dynamic page snippet“ you can reference entire pages, i.e. insert them into articles. For example, you can use this snippet option to insert the same header or footer in all articles. For the reference snippet, create a new page, insert the desired snippet, fill it with content and activate "Hide page" in the settings. Remember the permalink of the page. Then publish the page.Few readers

• Lock snippets

  People with administrator privileges can lock snippets on a page in Webmag, thus removing the ability of other people working on the project, such as publishers, editors or auditors, to edit these snippets.Few readers

• Inline Video Settings

  You can insert videos in various ways with Webmag, including as inline videos via the toolbar. The editor also offers you several setting options for inline videos. These include the option of working with videos in responsive design. To do this, first open the toolbar as usual. Now select "Insert video" and either providFew readers

• Insert video

  | Note: These instructions apply to YouTube and Vimeo videos. You can easily insert both YouTube and Vimeo videos into your publication in Webmag, e.g. via a link. Of course, you can also upload your own video files in Webmag. First go to "Videos & Audios". Now select one of the available options in the snippet list such as "Video" or "Video Full" if you want the video to be displayed across the full width of the page. ![](https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/dec6458c8c55a0Few readers

• Collapsible text

  Collapsible texts on websites offer a clear layout by avoiding long text blocks and keeping the page clean. They enhance the user experience by allowing users to choose which information they want to see. This approach helps to focus on important content, while details can be displayed as needed. Additionally, collapsible texts save space, especially on mobile devices with limited screen space, contributing to a more efficient presentation of information. ![](https://storage.crisp.chat/users/Few readers

• How to create a table

  Webmag Editor offers you the possibility to integrate tables into your running text. Content Inserting tables via a snippet Inserting tables via the toolbar Table setting options Inserting tables via a snippet The insertion of a table is done by selecting the tab "Tables & Charts" in the snippet bar. Two different types of tables are available: "Table", which by defauFew readers

• Relocate or duplicate projects and pages

  A) Relocate projects and pages Individual pages or even entire projects can easily be moved to other projects or folders in the Webmag editor. To do so use the dropdown menu attached below your items. You can then use the arrow menu to cap your individual projects and go even deeper to move them. | Note: You can also move your elements to other linked accounts, e.g. if yoFew readers

• Create forms

  You want to make it as easy as possible for your readers to contact you and provide a contact form? No problem, Webmag makes it easy to create these forms by using drag & drop. In the snippet list click „Forms“, then select one of the available options and use drag and drop to place it in the desired position on your page. Then open your snippets settings, select the desiredFew readers

• Gallery

  Gallery Settings In the gallery component, you can define how your images are displayed and animated. Below you’ll find explanations for each available setting: Initial Slide Specifies which image the gallery starts with. Value: Number (e.g., 0 = first image, 1 = second image, etc.) Tip: Useful if you use the same gallery multiple times but wanFew readers