When you login as an administrator (www.___________.com/administrator), you will come to a page with shortcuts to the main sections of the back-end of your web site. Most of the front-end content posted to date can be accessed in the Article Manager (2nd button from left, also located in the top bar under "Content > Article Manager"). This is where the viewable content of the site is housed and edited.

Once in the Article Manager, you can browse for the page you need to access by typing the name of the page in the search box, or you can scroll through the list to find the page you are looking for. Click on the page you wish to see, and you will see the WYSIWYG editor just under the main heading of the site. This is where you can edit any text, notes, etc. If an administrator is logged in, no one else can edit the page the are on, so you don't need to worry about anyone overwriting the existing content.

First, add the article itself.
1) Click on "Content > Article Manager"
2) Click the "New" button in the upper right. You will come to a new window that allows you to fill-in the appropriate information.
3) Add your "Title" (About Us, Contact, etc)
4) Select a "Section" (If no custom sections have been built, "Uncategorized")
5) Add your content to the WYSIWYG editor.
6) Click "Save"

Once you have added your Article, you must add the navigation in order to see link to that Article
1) Go to "Menus" > "Main Menu" You will see a list of the current menu choices
2) Click "New" to add a new menu item
3) In the next window, click "Articles > Article Layout"
4) Add your "Title" (About Us, Contact, etc. Usually the same as the Article you just created"
5) Select the "Parent Item" if this page is going to be a sub page of another page, or "Top" if it is going to add to the main navigation
6) Under "Parameters" in the upper right of your screen (under the save button), you will need to select the Article you would like to link to
7) Click "Select". This will take you to a window that allows you to search for the appropriate Article. You can type in the first few letters of the Article name, click "Go", and it should show up in the list. Click the article name and the window will close
8) Click "Save"

A program that displays a document on your screen exactly as it would appear when printed or published online. These WYSIWYG editors can show you how your Web page will appear online, as you’re editing the document.