G·IPRs Help Center - Viewing, Posting & Editing
No matter whether you have logged in or not, you can view articles conveniently through Category on the left side of the website and Blog, Forum, Search and etc. After you log in the website, click “Your User Name” in the top menu bar which enables you view all your articles in Blog; after click “My account” in the menu bar on top of the website, there is a “Track” button under the user name and the articles you post will be shown after you click the button.
After you log in the website, find the term appropriate to your aticle in Category on the left side of the website and then you can choose the content type of this article after entering the first page of this classification. Click “Create” button and make sure the “Language” tab is switched to the language you want and then you can post an article in classification. (Note: Legal Text only can be posted by the default classification. The website uses code of UTF8. You can post an article or reply in versions of multi-lingual at the same time with no unrecognizable code.)
After you log in the website, click “Blog” in the menu bar on the top of the website. Then click "Create new blog entry" under the title of “Blogs”, and keep the default setting under the Vocabularies on this page (the default setting is “Non Selected”). After you make sure that the setting of “Language” tab is the language you want, you can post a Blog with no classification.
After you log in the website, click “Forum” in the menu bar on top of the website, then click "Post new Forum topic" under the title of “Blogs”, and keep the default setting under the Vocabularies tab of this page (the default setting is “Non Selected”). After you make sure that the setting of “Language” tab is the language you want, you can post Forum with no classification.
You can click “Add new comment” under the article or the abstract of the article to submit comments and anonymous users' comments need to be verified before show on the website.
The image module is used to create and administer images for your site. Each image is stored as a post, with thumbnails of the original generated automatically. There are two default thumbnail sizes, thumbnail and preview. The thumbnail size is shown as the preview for image posts and when browsing image galleries. The preview is the default size when first displaying an image node.