% my $i = 1;

<% $i++ %>) Information

Trail
Lists what desks the story has been checked in to (none if it is a new media document).
Notes
Click this icon to attach editorial notes to the story. The notes will be viewable to other users when you check the story into a desk but will not show up when you publish it. If the icon appears to have writing on it, then there are already notes associated with the story.
UUID
The document's universally unique identifier, generated by Bricolage.
Story Type
The element type that defines the structure of the story, such as Article or Home Page. Depending on the type selected, the story main contain different content fields and elements.
Current Version
The current version number of the story, reflecting how many times it has been revised and checked in by users.
Published Version
Displays the version number of the story that was last published. If the story has not been published, no version number will be displayed.
First Published
The date and time when the story was first published. Will be blank if the story has never been published.
Last Published

The date and time when the story was most recently published. Will be blank if the story has never been published.

URI
The address of the Story on your server, it includes the Category and Slug you selected on the previous page. If the URI is a link you can click it to preview the Story.
Site
The site with which the story is associated.
Source
The party that has provided the story.
Priority
Tells users how urgently the story should move through workflow. Required.
Title
The headline of the story. Required.
Description
A brief description of the story.
Slug
A one-word identifier for the story. It may be used in the Story's URI, usually to define the directory in which the story resides.
Cover Date
The date that will be posted with the story. The cover date is not necessarily the publish date, but what appears to viewers to be the publish date. It is often used as a part of the URI, as well.
Expire Date
The date and time the story will be taken offline.

<% $i++ %>) Content

This is where you edit the contents of the story, by editing its elements and adding new ones. Each story type has its own set of Elements—some are automatically included and some are optional.

Note: Users with administrative access can adjust the element sets for each story type and create new element types from scratch.

Click the Edit button next to an element to go to its Element Profile, where you can insert text and potentially add subelements. To add a new element, select one from the pulldown menu and click the Add Element button. Fields will simply be added to the list of elements, while container elements will load in their own profiles. To edit all of the elements and fields in the entire story at once, click Bulk Edit.

Reorder
to change the order of the elements, use the pulldowns to adjust the position numbers, then click the Reorder button.
Delete
To delete an element, check the box next to it and the click the Delete button. You can delete more than one item at a time by selecting more than one checkbox before clicking Delete.
% unless (ENABLE_CATEGORY_BROWSER) {

<% $i++ %>) Categories

<% sprintf $cat_info, 'Add Category' %>

Primary
To choose a new category as the Primary one, select its radio button, then click Save or Save and Stay at the bottom of the page.
Delete
To delete a Category, select the checkbox next to it and then click the Delete button. You can delete more than one category at a time by selecting multiple checkboxes before clicking Delete.
% } % if (ENABLE_OC_ASSET_ASSOCIATION) {

<% $i++ %>) Output Channels

This section, if present, can be used to manage story output channel associations. Only one output channel can be the primary output channel; check the radio button to change the primary output channel. Add more output channels by selecting them from the select list, if there is one.

% }

<% $i++ %>) Associations

In this section, you provide meta information (information that is embedded in the Story but not displayed), which allows for more accurate searches and automated associations between Stories.

% if (ENABLE_CATEGORY_BROWSER) {
Categories
<% sprintf $cat_info, 'the pencil icon' %> Search for the categories you wish to include, click Associate for each one, and click Save when you're done.
% }
Keywords
Enter any words or phrases relating to the story's subject(s) that will help tie it to other documents and also allow it to be found by archive searches. Click the pencil icon to get to the Edit Keywords page, then type the keywords into the blank fields. You do not need to fill in all of the keyword fields, but you can include as many additional fields as you want by clicking Add More. When done, click Save.
Contributors
Manage the story's contributors, including any writer or editor who was involved in the creation of the story. Click the pencil icon to get to the Contributor Association page. Under Choose Contributors, find the person's name and click Associate. On the next page, select his or her role and click Next. When done, click Save.
<%init>; my $cat_info = q{Categories determine where on the site a document is published. A story can be associated with one category or with several, but only one is designated as the Primary Category. On your first time through, the story's only category will be the one you chose on the New Story page. To add a category, select one from the pulldown and click %s.};