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The Journal, your website's blog

News, conversations and a closer look at a work, in French and English. Shown on your site only if you want it.

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    Outreach, Journal. An owner or director presses Show the Journal on the website: it joins the site's menu. You can write articles before turning it on; nobody outside sees them until then.

    Outreach, Journal. An owner or director presses Show the Journal on the website: it joins the site's menu. You can write articles before turning it on; nobody outside sees them until then.
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    New article. For each language: a title, a standfirst (a sentence or two under the title), a label such as Interview or Museum highlight, and the text, with an empty line between paragraphs. Fill in one language or both; the site uses the one you wrote for the other.

    New article. For each language: a title, a standfirst (a sentence or two under the title), a label such as Interview or Museum highlight, and the text, with an empty line between paragraphs. Fill in one language or both; the site uses the one you wrote for the other.
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    Below: a main picture (landscape works best), the date, an optional outside link (a podcast, a museum page) with its text, and a related artist or exhibition, linked at the foot of the article. Save, then add more pictures one at a time under More pictures; visitors click them to see them full screen.

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    Tick Published and save. The article goes online on its date: choose a later date to schedule it. The list shows Draft, Scheduled or Published.

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    For a row of your latest articles on the homepage, tick Journal in Settings, Website homepage. The Journal page itself shows the newest article large and the others three across.

    For a row of your latest articles on the homepage, tick Journal in Settings, Website homepage. The Journal page itself shows the newest article large and the others three across.

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