High Level Page Type
T his section of the content reference provides information and examples of the page options and page components used to format content on pages using the High Level page type.
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Cascade CMS Resources
Below are links to resources, how-tos, and documentation on Hannon Hill's Cascade CMS website covering basic Cascade CMS functionality.
Cascade CMS Basics
Information on how to create content, how to save Drafts, and how to use the CMS Search to find content in the CMS.
Uploading a .zip file
Instructions for uploading and unpacking a .zip into a folder in the CMS site tree.
Inserting an image into WYSIWYG editor content
Instructions for inserting an image (that's been uploaded into the CMS) into WYSIWYG editor content.