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• 1 2016-04-20T07:39:57-07:00 Make Your Scalar Page 4 How to make a scalar page by integrating text and media images. image_header 2016-04-20T09:46:56-07:00

  A page is the basic unit of a Scalar project. Each page can bring together text and media.

  To begin, we'll create a new page.

  Select the new page icon (plus sign) from the upper right hand corner to create a new page
  ​Update the Title and Description:
  • Title: [Song Name]
  • Description: [Describe the page, ie “Music video featuring [musician name]
  Can't see the picture of what you're supposed to do? Hover over the image, then select the "citation" tab to make it bigger.

  Next, add text to the page:

  • Type the title followed by the performer
  • Write a sentence or two underneath the song title describing the song.
  • Copy and paste the song lyrics into the page

  Next, integrate some media into your page​:

  Embed the video

   
  We want the video to be embedded directly into the page at the very top. First, create a blank line at the top where you want to insert the video. Then, to insert media directly into the page, use the “insert inline scalar media link” tab from the text editor menu.
  • Choose the youtube video that you uploaded.
  • size “medium”;
  • align “center”;
  • caption “title and description”
  • Note: to edit these choices later, you’ll need to go into the html editor, using the “source” button.

  Link a photo

  • Highlight the singer’s name and choose the “insert scalar media link” button. (It's the first green triangle button, just to the right of the globe) Select the photo of the singer that you imported.
  • Size: medium
  • Align: right
  • caption: title and description
  • Add the other photos creatively!

  Link a pdf file

  • Find an appropriate place to link in the PDF file following the instructions above. The brief paragraph describing the video may be a good place!

  Update styling

  • from the bottom menu, choose styling
  • Select “key image”
  • Choose the album cover as your “key image”

  Save and View