Getting Started with Smore's Editor
A quick guide on how to get started making flyers with Smore
The editor in action

1. The location bar
Use this bar to edit the flyer's geographic location. This helps Smore understand what city or country the flyer is in, so it can be properly tagged. Try tagging by where the flyer's subject is, versus where you're editing it from. For example, if you're in Florida editing a flyer about a New York event, set the location to "New York".
2. The Update and Save buttons
On the right, you'll see two big buttons. One is "Update page" (or "Done Editing"). The other is "Save now".
Update Page (Done Editing) - This button saves the page and changes the online, published version to be the version you're currently seeing. It's like a "save draft" and "publish" button all in one.
Save now - This is like a "save draft" button. Once you click on this button your changes are saved to a "draft". It won't change the online, published version (so visitors still see the old version). It allows you to edit in peace and only publish when you're ready.
Update Page (Done Editing) - This button saves the page and changes the online, published version to be the version you're currently seeing. It's like a "save draft" and "publish" button all in one.
Save now - This is like a "save draft" button. Once you click on this button your changes are saved to a "draft". It won't change the online, published version (so visitors still see the old version). It allows you to edit in peace and only publish when you're ready.

4. Changing content positions
To change content positions simply drag the content box to the desired location on your flyer.