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# Issues

Live demo: <https://arrive.chuckwalladesign.com/issues>

1\. In the dashboard, click **Website > New Page** to create a new page. You can type anything under Name and Slug, but we prefer to use "Issues" to indicate what the page is for. Make sure the page type is **Basic**.

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2\. It's important to upload a [hero image](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hero_image) and text. Make sure it's an attractive, high resolution (1440 x 800 pixels or higher) image of your candidate.

Find your page in the dashboard by locating the Name or Slug you gave it. Click on it, then click **Files**.

Upload your image to **Files** from your computer. The filename MUST include the abbreviation "bg" in it (stands for background).

Add a `hero` tag to the page. This makes it so the theme registers that you want to display a hero image.

**Note:** We recommend cropping a separate version (400 x 300 pixels) to accommodate mobile devices. The filename MUST contain the word "mobile" for the theme to display it.

3\. To add issues to your page, tag it `issues` then create subpages. Each subpage will add a new issue. Text entered into the **Headline** field will become the title. The **Content** WYSIWYG area will become the informational text. These display in an accordion format that your visitors can toggle to read.

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