How do I add key points to a story?
Add 3 to 5 short key points that show above the story. AI can draft them if the AI helpers add-on is on.
Add 3 to 5 short key points that show above the story. AI can draft them if the AI helpers add-on is on.
Post a vacancy with employer, place, pay, last date and how to apply. Each listing gets its own page.
Business templates show a fixed notice on money stories: general information, not investment advice. You can't edit its wording yet.
Show a clear table of important dates and official links at the top of exam and job stories.
Connect a video host so the videos you upload start fast on any phone, with adaptive streaming and preview pictures.
A hub is a top-level section with its own name, topics and "Still need help?" panel. Readers pick a hub, then a topic, then an article.
Take complaints from readers in one place. The screen shows the 24-hour acknowledgement and 15-day decision deadlines.
Add questions and answers or numbered how-to steps to a story, so search engines can read them as structured data.
Start a story from the Explainer starter. It gives you a key-points box, headings and an FAQ. Your template can show explainers in their own home-page strip.
Keep each exam on one page with form dates, admit card, exam date and result status.
Publish your print edition page by page. Draw clickable areas on each page that link to stories.
Set up an election with parties, seats and candidates, and enter results from a phone-friendly desk.
Move stories through your own stages, schedule publishing, keep stories under embargo, and compare or restore older versions.
Run your main language plus other language editions, each its own site with linked translations.
A shared way to connect a data service for scores, prices and weather. You paste your own access code and the service bills you directly.
Turn a data table or a CSV into an accessible chart for a story that reads well on phones.
Add a dated correction, clarification or update note to a published story. Notes can be added but never edited or deleted.
Add structured entries beyond stories, such as jobs, events, notices or recipes, each with its own fields and pages.
Label a story as News, Opinion, Analysis, Explainer, Review, Fact check, Press release or Interview.
Create API keys that let other apps read your stories or send drafts. Each key has its own limits and can be stopped any time.