The key elements constituting your course content are the Text components utilized. To add and format text, links, images, or other content types; you may use Text components. It is possible to add text, images, and
hyperlinks, within the text section of the Text component. Also, you can switch
editor modes from Visual to RAW; and make use of HTML code to design and create
the content of that page.
You may choose to
manipulate your text components from within the “visual” editor, also known as
a WYSIWYG editor that hides the coding details. Or from within the “raw” editor,
which entails encoding your content.
If you wish to make use of a Text component,
you may easily do so by choosing from amongst a list of predefined templates
and editor types, such as:
- Text
- Announcement
- IFrame Tool
- Raw HTML
- Zooming Image Tool
The Text template of your choosing
then launches the Visual Editor, which presents you with an empty text
placeholder.
Similarly, selecting the Announcement
or IFrame Tool templates open the Visual Editor; however, this
time, default text within the placeholders guides the users on how they may
format Announcements, or make use of IFrames.
Among the content types, the Raw HTML
component uses the raw HTML editor, while all others are set to use the Visual
Editor by default. Please note that it is not possible to switch between the
two editors once they have been chosen.
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