To add a new question go to app settings and press "Manage Questions" button.

* Create a new page * Click Add/Table and choose a table (any one will do, you can change format later) * Right Click on the table and choose the "Connected Dot" icon * Choose to create the dataset / database * Add data. (Create new field and field type and name it) * Close database * The page will now have a table with record place holders. To see the results, you will need to hiit preview.

The content for the news page is being housed in the ChapterNews dataset. To add new content to this page, simply add content to the dataset and it will automatically appear on the news page with a consistent format. It is best if you use a text editor to produce the content and then, when finished, copy it into the ShortDescription column

Create a folder and enable the 'hide' option by right clicking on the folder. Choose "Add Page" and put it under the hidden folder. The page can be linked to without showing up in the menu. Note: Once the new repeater appears, the text can be edited in-situ and the dataset will update

Go to the Content Manager in your Editor. Wix Editor: Click the Content Manager icon on the left side of the Editor. ... Click the Add Content Elements tab. Click the Add icon next to the dataset you want to add: ... Click the dataset on your site and click Settings to set up your dataset.

The repeater does not take the order of the dataset. You need to 1) create a sort object 2) use the dataset icon for the page, go manage, scroll to the very bottom, and choose the sort you want. Sorting can be accomplished by code as well: Suppose the page has a radio button object called 'radioSort' with options enumerated as: "Sort by Field1" and "Sort by Field2" where Field1 and Field2 are dummy values. import wixData from 'wix-data'; $w.onReady(function () { radioSort_Change(); }); export function radioSort_change(event) { if($w('#radioSort').value ==='Sort by Field1'){ $w("#dbname").setSort( wixData.sort().ascending("Field1")); { else if($w("#radioSort).value ==='Sort by Feild2'){ $w("#dbname").setSort( wixData.sort().ascending("Field2")); } The expected action is that when you click on a given radio button option, the page will update with the information sorted as described.

When creating the dataset, create a filed for tags The tags are made on the fly When editing a page and creating a repeater that pulls from the dataset .... Link the repeater to the dataset Click on Dataset Icon within the page Choose Settings Scroll Down Choose Add Filter Choose contain (TAG Name) Note: The tag name needs to be exact. For example: BrothersKeeper AlphaAcademy CommunityOutreach Intake

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