In this story
Where: Stories → All stories → The story editor
Open this page: admin.<your-site>/articles (replace <your-site> with your site address). Then open the one you want.
Where to find it
On a laptop, Story settings is the first card in the right-hand column. On a phone or tablet, tap Story settings under the story, then Done when you finish.
Where it shows and who wrote it
- Pick the Main section. Readers find the story there, for example Sports.
- Optional: add More sections if it also belongs elsewhere.
- Check the Byline. Tap Use me as the author to put your own name on it.
- Optional: add Tags, short topic words such as a city or a team name.
- The ticks under these boxes show what is still missing. Tap a line to jump to it.
Extra text for cards and apps
- Short headline: a shorter title for home page cards, alerts and apps. Up to 90 characters.
- Teaser: a line or two to make people tap the card or the shared post.
- Dateline: the place the story comes from, for example "Patna".
- Leave any of them empty to use your headline and summary.
More Google and sharing options
- Open More Google and sharing options only if you need it. Most stories never do.
- Add extra search words, hide the story from Google, or set the picture shown when the story is shared.
Good to know
- Only the main section and one author are needed to publish.
- Everything here can be changed after publishing.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between a section and a tag?
A story lives in one main section, like a shelf. Tags are short labels that link stories on the same topic across sections.