— Once you have your final edited and proofed interview, save a master copy.

— Use this master copy to generate the word usage percentage. Use: Text Analyzer

— Add the final selected values from Text Analyzer to the master linked spheres formula document.

— Now we will prepare a web ready version of the document:

— Open the master copy and paste the entire contents of the document into a new ‘Pages’ document.

— We now need to replace each term found using the Text Analyzer in the formula document with the amended template code below:

Here is the template code you need to edit, and then find/replace for each term within the text:

 

<a href="https://linkedspheres.art/sphere/keyword"><span>keyword</span></a>

 

copy the above line, and replace each keyword with the correct term.

 

e.g: If the term is body, you would amend the template as so:

<a href="https://linkedspheres.art/sphere/body"><span>body</span></a>

— Be mindful of keywords that are used as plurals or with extra punctuation [how to fix punctuation errors is featured later in the guide].

— If possible, during the editing & preparation of the master document, note down which keywords are used plurally or with punctuation in preparation for this step.

— For plural keywords we need to adjust the ‘find/replace code’.

e.g: To amend a keyword that has been used plurally: e.g: body –> bodies, you would amend the template as so:

 

<a href="https://linkedspheres.art/sphere/body"><span>bodies</span></a>

 

— Note that body is still singular while bodies has been changed to plural.

The keyword in the < a > tag:

<a href="https://linkedspheres.art/sphere/body">

must be the same because it’s the link.

But the second keyword in the < span > tag:

<span>bodies</span>

is the label which can be any variation of the keyword.

— Search for your plural keyword in the ‘Find’ input, & replace with the amended code.

Pages: Command F (MacOS) will open the Find & Replace window. Navigating to 'Edit' > 'Find' > 'Find' will also open this window.

Add the term into the 'Find' input. Paste your amended code in the 'Replace' input. Click 'Replace All'.

— Once you have used the ‘Find & Replace’ method for each term in the text, save this document as a web master copy.

— The text is now ready to upload to the website.

— Head to linkedspheres.art/wp-admin and log in.

After logging in you will see your Wordpress dashboard. Navigate to 'Pages' in the menu.

Click 'Add New' to begin a new page.

You will now see the page upload screen.

First, add the page title. This will also be used within menus / navigation. This title will also be used to create the page's permalink (URL) – The permalink can be edited.

Because wordpress has a bug that causes lost content when working as a draft, lets upload content to a published private page. This page will only be visible to those logged into linked spheres. This page will not be listed in menus / categories until added to them. Click on 'Visibility: Public'

Click on 'Private'.

Click 'Ok'.

The page will now be published privately! As you make updates / upload content to the page, click 'Update' to save your progress.

Next, add a landing image. Click 'Add Image' to upload a new image or select a previously uploaded image from the Media Library.

You can change the image at anytime. You can also choose to not include an image.

Next, add the page title, author and date into the input fields for the landing page.

We will now upload the page's contents using the 'Page Content' field. Click on 'Add Content' to select a type of content to upload.

With the 'web master copy' of the text open, move through and copy/paste each paragraph one at a time, using the appropriate content field from the 'Add Content' dropdown menu. Above image shows adding Question.

With the 'web master copy' of the text open, move through and copy/paste each paragraph one at a time, using the appropriate content field from the 'Add Content' dropdown menu. Above image shows adding an answer.

With the 'web master copy' of the text open, move through and copy/paste each paragraph one at a time, using the appropriate content field from the 'Add Content' dropdown menu. Above image shows adding images.

With the 'web master copy' of the text open, move through and copy/paste each paragraph one at a time, using the appropriate content field from the 'Add Content' dropdown menu. Above image shows adding pull quote.

Once all the content has been uploaded, view the page to review for any typos, input errors, ‘out of place’ punctuation etc. Return to the page editor to make any changes and ‘Update’ the page when needed.

An example of how keywords with punctuation will look 'out of place' after using find/replace.

How keywords with punctuation should look.

— To amend a keyword that has punctuation: e.g: how do we think about the body?, once you have uploaded all text for the page, view the live page to check for any instances of ‘out of place’ punctuation.

— Take note and then find the corresponding input module in the page editor.

Once you have found the corresponding input that has the 'out of place' punctuation, you will see the punctuation will be outside of the code we inserted previously using find/replace.

Move the punctuation so that it is paired correctly with the term inside the < span > element .

Once all content for the page has been uploaded, reviewed, edited and is ready to be published publicly, we need to add categories so that the page will be displayed on it's appropriate 'linked spheres'. Search and select each of the 10 categories for this page..

If a category / term does not yet exist, click 'Add New Category' to open the 'New Category Name' Input and add it there.

— Be mindful when inputting a category to check your spelling, and that no unnecessary ‘spaces’ have been inserted before or after the word.

— A category only needs to be added once.

Once all categories are added, the page is ready to go public! Click on 'Visibility: Private'. This will bring up the Visibility popup.

Select 'Public' and then

Once all texts / page have been uploaded, navigate to 'Front Page' in the 'Pages' tab to edit the home page spheres.

Add the top home page terms beginning with the most frequent. Click 'Add Sphere' to create additional inputs.

Once all spheres have been added, click 'Update'.

That’s it for now! I will update this guide once the menu and other features are live. Let me know if anything is unclear or there are any errors.