Content Authoring concept

WYSIWYG Authoring Tasks

These articles cover individual tasks in the WYSIWYG editor, each with a short video. For a walkthrough that ties images, documents, tables, and video together, start with the WYSIWYG guide. To configure what the editor itself offers authors, see WYSIWYG Editor Configurations.

Images and media

Adding an image to a page

Upload, insert, add alt text, and set alignment.

Adding a caption to an image

Wrap an image in figure and figcaption.

Adding a PDF to a page

Upload a document and link to it internally.

Inserting a video

Insert from a direct URL or from embed code.

Tables

Configuring table properties

Dimensions, alignment, caption, and colors.

Adding header cells to a table

Set cell type and scope for screen readers.

Adding a table header and footer

Mark a row as thead or tfoot.

Adding a caption to a table

Add a caption area above the first row.

Adding classes to tables

Apply a Custom Format to a table, row, or cell.

Links and styling

Adding classes to links and images

Use the Styling field, or target a figure element.

Creating an anchor link

Link to a spot within this page or another.

Troubleshooting

Why are "g" tags appearing in the WYSIWYG editor?

The Grammarly browser extension.