Movable Type

Now that you have installed your Movable Type application, you will need to know how to log into the administration section. The steps below will Read More >

Likely one of the first tasks you will perform after logging in to your admin dashboard for the first time is to create a new Read More >

You can create pages in your Movable Type program relatively easily. As long as the permissions for your Movable Type program are fixed, you can Read More >

In Movable Type, you can add almost any type of content you want. You can upload Images through the Admin Dashboard and place them in Read More >

As you begin to build your site with Movable Type, you will notice that there are two areas that declare “Powered By”‘ Movable Type or Read More >

In this tutorial we will show you how to set your home page for Movable Type. Movable Type creates a Main Index page by default, Read More >

Movable type doesn’t include a contact form, and we were not easily able to find a compatible form. We suggest using a 3rd party service, such Read More >

When using the default template in Movable Type, you will notice several widgets in the sidebar such as the Search box or the RSS subscription Read More >

By default the Movable Type site will have their branding at the bottom of the footer. In order to remove the branding from the footer Read More >

In this tutorial we will show you how to create and add a text widget to the sidebar in Movable Type. In my tests I Read More >

In this tutorial, we will show you how to add a link to an external site in your website’s menu in Movable Type.   For Read More >

One of the aids to finding pages or assets within Movable Type is the tag.  Tags are simply keywords that can be associated with an Read More >

Tags are a great tool to help find assets or pages within the Movable Type interface.  However, as your website pages multiply, you will find Read More >

To keep navigation standard within the Movable Type interface, a filtering system and display options are provided.  There is also a general search that, like Read More >

When working with Movable Type you may want to use a specific language for the program’s default language. This is the language that you will Read More >

Movable Type does not have any logo in the template by default. In order to place your logo in the header section of your site, Read More >

Movable Type allows each user to select their own preferred language. This allows the user to see all the field, buttons, and instructions in their Read More >

In this article I’m going to teach you how to add an internal link in Movable Type, so that you can have one of your Read More >

When creating a blog, it is common to allow visitors to leave a comment on posts and pages. This fosters a community feeling and helps Read More >

In this article I’ll be showing you how to utilize the QuickPost bookmarklet in MovableType, to quickly begin creating a page based off a remote Read More >

Sometimes there is a need to embed or nest a page of content within another. This often done with iFrames and can also be implemented Read More >

Movable Type includes the option to specifically create blogs which are rich in features, but easy to maintain.  The following article shows to quickly start Read More >

When working within Movable Type, you can set up the ability for visitors to register so they can make comments. Our tutorial below will explain Read More >

When allowing registration and log in options in Movable Type, you may want to allow one or more of the popular login methods. These include Read More >

Anytime an event occurs in Movable Type, it is noted within an activity log.  This log will capture errors as well as successful events such Read More >

When creating a blog within Movable Type, you have the ability to allow members to post comments. While you also have the ability to allow Read More >

Movable Type has Dynamic and Static publishing built into the software. In other words, changes made to a page on the website will need to Read More >