How do I edit a hub?

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   lacey adamsposted 10 years ago

   How do I edit a hub?

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   ChitrangadaSharanposted 10 years ago

   If you want to edit an already published hub, you will see the edit option on the top left side of your hub. Click on that and make desired changes and then press 'done editing'.
   If you want to edit a hub, which is in draft mode and not published yet, go to 'My account' page, after you log in. My account will be visible under your name. Scroll down and you can see your published and unpublished hubs in the content list. Choose the hub, you want to edit and then make the necessary changes or add content, then you can press 'publish now' option.
   Hope that helps!

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      lacey adamsposted 10 years agoin reply to this

      Thank u that helped lots

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   The Examiner-1posted 10 years ago

   If you mean 'How can I change it to make it different?', you can do the following to it:
   Look at your photos - try to find any different ones or add videos.
   Check your content - update what you can.
   Add polls, etc.
   Do you get the idea?

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   JayeWisdomposted 10 years ago

   If you plan to edit the entire hub, you will first click on the main "edit" button at the left top of the screen. Then you will have to click on "edit" for each hub module in order to make changes or delete entirely. If you want to add something, click on the appropriate designation (text, photo, poll, link, etc.) found at the top right of your edit mode screen, then work on that new module.
   
   Do you have the best title possible? If not, try for a better one.  Does your summary succinctly state the essence of the hub's material? If not, improve it. A good summary can give you a reader who might pass the title by with little interest.
   
   If you're referring to copy editing an existing hub, first read it in entirety, beginning with the category you assigned it to when first published. I suggest more than one read-through, with the first dedicated to proof-reading, finding and correcting any errors in structure, facts, grammar, etc. to make your hub more readable.
   
   Then, if anything in your hub needs updating to make it more relevant to present-day readers, make those changes. If you think adding new graphics, music, videos or photos will add to the overall quality of the hub, do that now.
   
   Read it through one more time to get a feel for what readers who click on your title find once that hub is onscreen. If you're satisfied with what you read, click on the button that means you're finished editing and ready for it to be online again.
   
   No matter how many hubs you have published on HP, you should do "preventive maintenance" on each of them periodically. Set up a schedule to review a few (five? ten?) each week and edit as needed until you've worked your way through the entire lot. Hubs intended to be evergreen and continue attracting readers should get your first attention.
   
   As Hubbers, we can't rest on our laurels. While writing and publishing new hubs should be our goal, we need to ensure that existing hubs are always the best that they can be. Reviewing them on a schedule and editing (as needed to improve) is the way to do that.
   
   Jaye

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