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Help insights shows Was this helpful? votes, searches with no results and top searches. It is counted per day only, with no personal data.
Help insights shows Was this helpful? votes, searches with no results and top searches. It is counted per day only, with no personal data.
A hub is a top-level section for one product or service. Its sub-sections are the hub’s topics. Add a Still need help? panel with your contact details.
Stage updates lists admit cards, answer keys and results whose expected date has passed but are still marked as not out.
Add the exam name, conducting body, official website, important dates and official links. Publish it when it is ready.
Open an exam to change its dates and links, mark a link Out, or add public pages for stages, such as an admit card page.
Add stage posts an admit card, answer key or result in one go: pick the recruitment, add the official link, and publish.
The Exam hub lists exams with important dates, admit cards and results. Links go to the official site only.
Import a .docx file into the editor, or export the story as Word or PDF. Images in the Word file are uploaded for you.
Use Insert, then Video, Audio or File. Pick the file from your media library. YouTube and Vimeo links work as embeds without any extra feature.
The editor has a menu bar (File to Help), a toolbar, a slash menu and a text bubble. You can choose which toolbar groups show.
Insert a table, add rows and columns, turn on a header row, merge cells and delete parts from the Table menu.
A table of contents is built from the story’s headings when readers open it. Choose the title and which heading levels to include.
A short summary near the top helps readers and AI answers. Add a Summary box for a quick answer and Key points for a few takeaways.
Insert a shared block you wrote once, such as a disclaimer, or a poll or form from Growth. Changes to a shared block update every story that uses it.
Open More Google and sharing options in the story editor to set the web address, SEO title, meta description, focus keyword and social cards, with a preview.
Scrollytelling shows steps with an image as readers scroll. Add steps, give each an image and text, and pick the layout.
The Versions panel lists every save and step. Compare a version with the story now, or restore it. A restore is saved as a new version.
Use Quote for words someone said and add who said it. Use Pull quote to highlight a line from the story.
Fill the Ready to publish items, then tap Publish story. To go live later, open More actions and choose Schedule. Reporters send stories for review.
Platform tabs show steps per device, such as iPhone, Android or Windows. Use 2 to 6 tabs.