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How to Post Stories on Webjam

The instructions are slightly different depending on whether you are posting a chapter story or a single story.  I am going to explain how to post a single story – from there I’m certain you can figure out how to post a chapter story.

Click on the “Settings” tab at the top of the page.  Above the list of all the pages on your site is an “Add a New Page” option.  A window pops up, where you can enter the name for the page (the title of your story, for example), and choose a blank page or a template.  Since this is the first one you’ve done, choose “create a blank page.”  I’d suggest unchecking the “Include new page in navigation to all pages” option.

It automatically directs you to your new page.  Choose the tab “edit site.”  If you want to, choose the “edit” button by your tabs and uncheck the current page from the tabs.  Under settings, set the new page to “Private” and save.

Choose the “Modules” tab at the top of the page (to the right of “settings”).

Optional:  Add a “Blog” to your page (from under “My Content”).  This can be used by non-Webjam users to post comments if you check option “Allow non-Webjam users to comment.”

Example post:

I have made this blog in order to allow non-Webjam users to comment on this story.  If you are not a Webjam user and would like to leave a comment or review for "[insert story title here]," please reply to this blog to do so.  I really appreciate feedback!  :)

Back to Tutorial:

Add a “Bulletin” to the page from under “Me and My Community.”  You can edit the title to be what you want (such as “Comments” or “Reviews”) and choose the number of comments that will be shown.

Now click on “My Content” and add two “Rich Text” boxes. The first is for story information; the second is for the story.

Optional:  For fun, you can use another rich text box or a post-it note in the second column to add pictures or icons.

Enter your story’s information in the top rich text box (such as title, fandom, rating, genre, disclaimer, author’s notes, summary…). Then in the second rich text box, copy/paste your story.  Make desired changes to the font, size, etc., and then save.

Now that your page is ready, go back to settings and set the page to “Public” and save.

Provide links to your story on your homepage, a special fan fiction page, or wherever you want.

And there you go!  You’ve posted your story.

I hope this tutorial was helpful. :) 

I have been working hard to get some work posted here!  All of "Lady of the Sea" has been posted here now.  "Lady of the Sea" is a romance about James Norrington (who else?) and a mysterious woman he rescues from a desert island.  It is the prequel to another story (an epic) I have begun posting here as well (the first six chapters are up), "The Rise of Libertas," which deals with what occurs after At World's End.  "The Rise of Libertas" used to be up on FanLib, but this is a rewritten version that's hopefully much better. :)

I also put up "Possibilities," a Gillington story, last night as well as "The Opportune Moment," a Sparrington story.  Then there's the start of that love triangle story I wrote more of yesterday, "Rescuing Jamie."  See previous post for more about that. ;)

Please read and comment!  I, like most writers, adore feedback.  :)

Finally, some of my fan fiction is making it's way here!  Both Lady of the Sea and The Rise of Libertas have begun!  Please check them out. :)

Lady of the Sea

The Rise of Libertas