These are the basic elements of a new page. Title!

We already added text but here is our paragraph about something. And we will add a photo under it rather than in the box. The photos can be edited by dragging the corner of the photo, or moving the column divider... If you want a lot of photos, you can de a slideshow or gallery instead of adding individual photos. My internet is being superbly slow. But if the slideshow were to come up you could upload multiple photos to be displayed. Those can always be edited later.

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Two ways to separate. The divider is a solid line that will visually separate items. A spacer is blank space if you want to slightly adjust the space around something. Nothing can go inside a space. it's blank space.

Sometimes I like Block Quotes. It's just a formatting difference. It's nice to change it up so the page doesn't get monotonous. And you can see how the columns automatically adjust as you are moving elements around the page.

Links are really important. There are a few ways to handle them.

You can see every time my computer freezes and I have to restart the website I click on PAGES at the top of the screen. That is where you go to add/edit/delete pages. Now I'm going to move my new page titled PAGE under another heading so it shows up in a menu. You can see when I move it in the list the indentation will show you whether it is a main category or if it will show up under another category. Due to space available I recommend not making any more major headers. If you need a page but you don't need it in the navigation (the link could be somewhere else like the big submit button on the home page) then you can click "Hide From Navigation" and it won't be in the menu. you can always move things around and the website will adjust around it. Anything you want to add just drag and drop from the editing bar on the left.

Name your button

If you are typing a paragraph and want to link to another page on the website this is what you do... When you click standard page a list of all of the pages (except the one you're on) will show up and you select the page you want to link to.
If you are typing a paragraph about something and you want to link to an outside website you would start the same way then type in the address. Computer froze had to restart website... And if you want to link to an email you can do that too! Sometime I will type the email address and link it in case somebody doesn't have a mail program set up, that way they can copy and paste the email address. Next useful way to link something is to use a button. 

Hopefully in the next week or two the new job will have calmed down a bit, but right now it is insane and I'm working 6 days a week 10-12 hours a day. I am exhausted, and now I'm going to take a nap. Text me if you have any more Weebly issues and we can do another screen share. I really think this is the best way to learn about it. When I leave the google hangout you should be able to log into weebly and see everything I typed here. Good luck! <falling asleep now.....>

Those are the most important parts of Weebly. Remember that nobody will be able to see it unless you hit publish, but if you don't hit publish and leave the website everything will stay the same so you won't be able to just close it and have it go back to the way it was. I'll leave this page up but keep it hidden in case you want to reference anything. There are more elements on the left side but nothing else you should really need to mess with.