User Guide

1. From the top admin bar - New > Page
2. On the page edit screen, give the page a title and edit the slug (the url path) if desired
3. Click on the blue button for Blackbaud Builder
4. Apply a template as a starting point
5. Add any saved rows or modules that may help save you time
6. Edit and add modules to build the page
7. Go to the upper left menu and click on "Responsive Editing" to see what the page looks like on tablet and mobile.
8. Make any adjustment needed to widths, heights, font-sizes, etc. making sure that what you're editing has the tablet or mobile icon next to it (this ensures that what you're editing won't effect the desktop view)
9. Click the done button and either save as a draft or publish

• Hover over the entire row and click the wrench to edit
• Scroll down to Background and you will see where the background of the row is set to an image
• Click on "Replace" to choose a new image from the Media Library.
• Save the row

1. Edit a page using the builder and get it to where you like it
2. In the top left corner, click to open the drop down menu and select "Save Templalte"
3. Give it a name and save. It will now show up in the list of templates.

Edit an existing template:

1. Go to the template tab
2. hover over the template you want to edit and click the wrench icon
3. Use the builder to edit the template, then save

Editing a template DOES NOT update all the pages where that template was used as a starting point.

• These have all been saved as Globally saved rows. Go to the Saved tab and you will see all the rows needed.
• Hover over them and click the wrench to edit
• It will open in a new tab where you can use the builder tools to edit the row
• Save and the changes will be made across the site where the global row is used.
• If you're editing a row with dynamic content, the system may place placeholder/example text as a sample, or it may appear blank.

This powerful module can pull in pages, events, custom post types, and most commonly posts. 

It contains a Content tab where you can decide what type of content it is pulling.

• Source is typically set to "Custom Query"
• Under the Custom Query options, select the post type (Posts, Pages, Events, People, etc)
• Default order is by date, but this can be changed
• The Filter section below allows you to limit what is displayed. You can choose to include or exclude categories, or even choose the exact posts/content to include and exclude

1. Go to Appearance > Menus or hover over your name in the top admin bar and click "Menus"
2. Select from the drop-down list the menu you want to edit and click "Select". There is also a link next to this to add a new menu.
3. Click and drag menu items to switch their order
4. Add new pages from the list on the left, or use the Custom Links to add a link to an external page.
5. Pages/links added to the menu will be added to the very bottom. Scroll down, click them, and move them into place.
6. Save the menu

1. From the Dashboard, go to Search & Filter > Search and Filter Form
2. There are currently 4 forms for each of the different post categories. Hover over the one you want to edit and click edit.
3. If you need a new form, we highly recommend duplicating an existing form instead of starting from scratch.
4. When the edit screen opens, the main things you'll want to edit are under the General tab where you'll see "Available Fields"
5. You'll see fields such as search, taxonomy (categories), post date, reset button, etc. You can click and drag to move these in order. You can also click and drag a new option from the available list above.
6. If you want to change the label or placeholder text of a form element, click on the element to open the settings
7. Click on the Update button when you're done editing.