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How to edit Mozilla Support articles.

Keeping Knowledge Base articles up-to-date and error-free are crucial tasks for knowledge base editors. Here's how to edit an article: __TOC__ = Open the Editing page = Sign in to Mozilla Support, find an article you wish to edit and find '''Editing Tools''' on the top right side of the page. ;[[Image:KB article Editing Tools]] Choose one of these methods to open the article's ''Editing'' page: *To base your edit on the currently approved article revision, click {button Edit Article} under Editing Tools. *To base your edit on a previous revision or a pending, unreviewed revision, click {button Show History} under Editing Tools and click the pencil icon next to the revision you wish to edit. ;[[Image:SUMO-ShowHistoryUnreviewed]] * To edit the content of an archived article, click {button Show History} under Editing Tools, click the Revision date and click ''Edit article based on this revision''. = Edit Content = To edit the content of an article: # Make your changes in the '''Content:''' text box of the ''Editing'' page. #;[[Image:Textbox2]] #Click {button Preview Content} or {button Preview Changes} at the bottom of the page, if you wish, then # Click {button Submit for Review}. # In the ''Submit Your Changes'' dialog box that appears, describe your changes and click {button Submit}.<br> [[Image:Submit article]] # Wait for a reviewer to approve your changes. == Keywords (reviewers only) == If you have permission to review articles, the '''Edit Content''' section will include a ''Keywords'' field for improving search results. See [[When and how to use keywords to improve an article's search ranking]]. = Edit Description (reviewers only) = If you have permission to review articles, use the {button Edit Article Metadata} button under Editing Tools to open the ''Editing Description'' page. ;[[Image:SUMO-EditArticleMetadata]] This is where you can * Change an article's title, slug, category, topics, ''Relevant to:'' product and related documents * Archive an article (''Obsolete:'' checkbox) {note}'''Note:''' Archived articles do not have an ''Edit Article Metadata'' button under Editing Tools. To un-archive an article, open the ''Editing Description'' page by adding ''/edit/metadata'' to the end of the URL and then deselect the ''Obsolete:'' checkbox.{/note} * Allow or disable article discussion (''Allow discussion on this article?'' checkbox) * Add or remove a ''Needs change:'' entry or comment ;[[Image:Editing-SaveDescription]] After making your changes, click {button Save description}; otherwise, your changes will not be saved. After saving your Description edits, you can then make any needed edits to the article content. = More information = *For help writing articles, see [[Writing guide for Knowledge Base articles]]. *To learn how to create a new article, see [[Create a new Knowledge Base article]]. * For reviewer guidelines, see [[Article review and approval guidelines]].