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# Story & Page Settings

## Overview

[**Content pages**](/authoring-docs/content-pages/content-page-library.md) **are used to create stories.** Pages can host a variety of content from basic text to multimedia interactions. Pages are available in the [Learning Story content type](/authoring-docs/authoring/content-types/learning-story.md). 

## How do I add a page?

Create a [Learning Story](/authoring-docs/authoring/content-types/learning-story.md#what-is-a-learning-story) and select the + icon to add a new page.

## How do I edit a page?

1. **Open the Story Editor and select the + icon to add a new page.** 
2. **To modify a page, simply select it once to view the Page Options menu.** 
3. **From the Page options, you can update the page to:** 
   1. [make content changes](/authoring-docs/content-pages/story-and-page-settings/page-options.md#update-a-page);
   2. [combine](https://everyday-digital.gitbook.io/authoring-docs/content-pages/pages/hhuTHnO2xU2l8XEuqotP#combine-with...) one page with another;
   3. view and change the [Page Theme](/authoring-docs/content-pages/story-and-page-settings/page-options.md#page-theme);
   4. add or edit [Page Dialogs](/authoring-docs/content-pages/story-and-page-settings/page-options.md#page-theme), or 
   5. [remove](/authoring-docs/content-pages/story-and-page-settings/page-options.md#remove-page) a page.

{% content-ref url="/pages/Okxl9hav4YDBzq5zKEPH" %}
[Story Settings](/authoring-docs/content-pages/story-and-page-settings/story-settings.md)
{% endcontent-ref %}

{% content-ref url="/pages/DC2GE1A4b7Q5kAJaGcIL" %}
[Story Chapters](/authoring-docs/content-pages/story-and-page-settings/story-chapters.md)
{% endcontent-ref %}

{% content-ref url="/pages/Bdk2kidtK22YWUl2SBqg" %}
[Story Tools and Options](/authoring-docs/content-pages/story-and-page-settings/story-tools-and-options.md)
{% endcontent-ref %}

{% content-ref url="/pages/VabacMle0P3jvlrSpctH" %}
[Story Catalogue](/authoring-docs/content-pages/story-and-page-settings/story-catalogue.md)
{% endcontent-ref %}

{% content-ref url="/pages/hhuTHnO2xU2l8XEuqotP" %}
[Page Options](/authoring-docs/content-pages/story-and-page-settings/page-options.md)
{% endcontent-ref %}


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