Keeping Knowledge Base articles up-to-date and error-free are crucial tasks for knowledge base editors. Here's how to edit an article:
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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.
Edit content
Choose one of these methods to open the article's Editing Content page:
- To base your edit on the currently approved article revision, click under Editing Tools.
- To base your edit on a previous revision or a pending, unreviewed revision, click under Editing Tools and click the pencil icon next to the revision you wish to edit.
- To edit the content of an archived article, click under Editing Tools, click the Revision date and click Edit article based on this revision.
To edit the content of an article:
- Make your changes in the Content: text box of the Editing Content page.
- Click or at the bottom of the page, if you wish, then
- Click .
- In the Submit Your Changes dialog box that appears, describe your changes and click .
- Wait for a reviewer to approve your changes.
Keywords (reviewers only)
If you have permission to review articles, the Editing Content page 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 under Editing Tools to open the Editing Description page.
This is where you can
- Change an article's title, slug, category, Relevant to: product and topics
- Archive or un-archive an article (Obsolete: checkbox)
- Allow or disable article discussion (Allow discussion on this article? checkbox)
- Add or remove a Needs change: entry or comment
- Change Related documents: entries
After making your changes, click ; otherwise, your changes will not be saved.
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.
