--- loncom/html/adm/help/tex/Creating_New_Content_Pages.tex	2013/08/27 13:05:49	1.14
+++ loncom/html/adm/help/tex/Creating_New_Content_Pages.tex	2021/03/09 17:51:44	1.18
@@ -8,26 +8,22 @@ File} button to upload a HTML file in LO
 graphics your generated web pages may have referenced using similar procedures. The links to graphics in your html page must match the relative locations for the uploaded files.
 
 To create a new html page using the Inline Menus, browse to the desired folder using the folder navigation links 
-in the lower part of the authoring screen. Then select 'HTML file' from the new content dropdown menu on the 
+in the lower part of the authoring screen. Then select `HTML file' from the new content dropdown menu on the 
 right of the authoring space page as shown in the dropdown menu of the figure \ref{New Content Menu}.
 
 When you edit a web page, you will be presented with a plain text editor as shown in the 
-figure \ref{Plain Text HTML Editor}. Clicking 
-the link for the Rich Formatting displays the HTML WYSIWYG editor with buttons to help you create html entities
+figure \ref{Plain Text HTML Editor}.
+Clicking the link for the Rich Formatting displays the HTML WYSIWYG editor (CKEditor)
+with buttons to help you create html entities
 with correct tags as shown in the figure \ref{Rich Text HTML Editor}. If the rich layout is not as you expect, look
-for the button to view/edit the source, and then manually make adjustments to the html tags. Note that buttons are
-available to select graphics to include in the HTML file. Buttons are also provided to create/edit links.
+for the button to view/edit the source, and then manually make adjustments to the html tags.
+Note the three buttons in the CKEditor toolbar (ringed in the figure \ref{Rich Text HTML Editor}), which can be used to (a) include an image, (b) add a chemical equation, or (c) add a math expression or equation. Buttons are also provided to create/edit links.  (See: Creating Equations section \ref{Authoring_Equations} for information about creating and editing math equations.)
 
-To create equations, you can use the 'Edit Math' button in the plain text editor, or you can type LaTeX equations
-directly in the \texttt{<m></m>} tags in the plain text editor. The 'Edit Math' button launches a pop-up window
-containing the DragMath equation editor (Java plugin supprt in user's
-browser required).  The pop-up includes a "Render LaTeX" button which
-can be clicked to insert the math expression composed in Drag Math as
-LaTeX within $<$m$>$\$ \$$<$/m$>$ in the file editor in the original window.
+If you use the Image button to include graphics you will either the location of the file in the URL box.  The location can either be relative to the current file, or can be an absolute URL for the location of a published file (i.e., /res/domain/username/path/filename).  When you are done editing the HTML file, you will need to upload the graphics file, if it does not already exist and publish it to the content repository.   
 
-Note that convenient help links for \textbf{Greek Symbols, Other Symbols, and Output Tags}\index{Greek symbols}\index{symbols, html}\index{output tags} immediately above the editor in the figures. Also note the link to check spelling below the editor.\index{spelling checker}
+Note the convenient help links for \textbf{Greek Symbols, Other Symbols, Output Tags, and Languages}\index{Greek symbols}\index{symbols, html}\index{output tags} immediately above the editor in the figures. Also note the link to check spelling below the editor.\index{spelling checker}
 
-The URL of the page in the root of your space would look something like
+The URL of the page in the root of your Authoring space would look something like
 \\
 \emph{http://(your library server)/priv/domain/username/new\_resource.html} .
 \begin{figure}