The TagCloud appears as a jumble of words in different sizes and colors.  The larger words are used more frequently within the articles in your Content Account, but the color is randomized.  Clicking on any of the words returns the Pages in your Content Account that use the selected Tag.  As new Pages are added to the Content Account, these words will change, move, or disappear from the TagCloud.  It is a current reflection of the most commonly used tags in this TagPlace. 

You can type in any word to return a list of the Pages in this TagPlace that contain that word, with the most relevant Pages showing nearer to the top of the list.  To save space on the screen, we only display the top 10 articles that match a search, but you can go through the entire result list if there are a lot of them by using the numbered links below the result list.  Clicking on any result will open it for reading in the Reading Pane.

This is a good way to see a complete list of all the articles in this TagPlace.  By expanding the different sections of the Tree, you can see the Tags organized with their associated Pages.  Clicking on any Tag will show all the matching articles in the Search Results.  Clicking on any Page Title will open it for reading in the Reading Pane.  This list can be filtered by the Account Author to only display articles that contain a given tag, providing the flexibility to display related articles on their own webpage.

The Content Loader gives you the ability to display the same articles on any webpage, anywhere.  This is the primary reading interface for viewers to interact with your articles, view the content, add comments and submit the articles to feed repositories. 

There are several settings for the Account Author to customize the way this module displays.  The author can choose to show:

• a specific article
• the most recent article
• a selected article

Coming Soon wil be the ability to show lists:

• all articles
• all articles containing a specific tag
• the (1-20) most recent articles
• the (1-20) most recent articles containing a specific tag
• the (1-20) most popular articles
• the (1-20) most popular articles containing a specific tag 

In this way, your Content Account can deliver your pages in a variety of ways, resembling a blog, a website, or an article repository. If you have selected to display the most recent Page(s) that was added to this Content Account, this view will change as the articles are added or updated, and if the author is creating several Pages a day this will be changing frequently.

Included in the Container of every Content Loader module is a link to view the RSS feed for the Content Account, as well as a series of links to submit the current article to a variety of article repositories including Digg, Del.ici.ous, Feedburner, Fark, Reddit and Stumble.  When a viewer clicks on one of these icons they are taken to the corresponding site and can submit your article to their database.  This gives you much more exposure, leading to trackback links, higher pageviews and better relevance in search engines.

This is the easiest way to keep on top of your favorite Content Accounts.  A viewer will enter in their email address and an email is sent to the author of the Content Account, goving them the opportunity to add the viewer to a mailing list or special offers.  Subscribing to a Content Account also gives the viewer access to the RSS Feed so they can monitor the articles from any RSS Reader. Many Browsers like Firefox 2 and Internet Exporer 7 have RSS readers built in, providing various ways to view the content.

Once you have written an article you feel is worthy of resale or publishing, you can easily define the license and the sales price. The Content Sales module allows your viewers to purchase the Pages they want to print in their own website or newspaper, or so they can have a full page article copy with hi resolution images.

Now your Content Account comes with the ability to upload videos in virtually any format with several options for playback:  The full featured Video Library is like a TV station in a box and will be located on a sub page of your Website, but you can place the Simple Video Player on your Website to show the most recent video you have uploaded, or a specific video from your library.

Your Content Account features an Image Library where you can upload high resolution images and view them in a photo gallery environment.  The galleries can be filtered by Tagwords to display your photos in multiple galleries.  After uploading the images, they are available within the Content Manager as a searchable list of thumbnail images that you can drag and drop right into your Content pages. This simplifies the process of adding images to your articles, but it also ensures you won't have any broken image links.

The Content Manager is where all your editing and composition is handled. There are several work panes containing the various elements you will use to create and publish your articles, images and videos.  The main area contains a Rich Html editor similar to a desktop word processing application.  You can easily change the fonts, edit the tables and css styles for your articles using the familiar and intuitive interface. 

On the left side of the module is a series of objects you can use to enhance your content pages.  The first list holds all the images you have previously uploaded.  To upload an image, or a zipfile containing multiple images, simply select it in the Open File dialog window, and click the Upload Image button.  The list will refresh showing the new images.  You can filter this list by tags, which searches the image file name for the specified word(s).

The next list is for all your videos.  These videos are uploaded in almost any format and can easily be dragged right into your content page to have the video display within your article. 

The content manager includes an area below the content editor where you are asked to define the Tags associated with this page.  You can type in new tags or choose from the list of tags that were previously defined.  These Tags are used as the "Search Engine Keywords" when your page is viewed by the search engines, so be specific when defining these for your articles in order to acheive better visibility across the internet.