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You will need this information when you have added a Featured tile, and wish to populate it for the first time, or edit it.

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1. In the 'Compose' view, you will see that your Featured tile is empty (unless you are coming back to edit it!). To populate the Featured tile, you will need to hover over the tile until you see the blue 'Edit' button in the top left, and then click on it. Please note, you can also add images to the Featured tile by dragging and dropping them over the tile from the content chooser on the left.
2. There are nine fields in the Featured tile edit interface:
   
   1. 'Tile Title' -
      1. The title of the tile that will appear underlined at the top of the tile.
   2. 'Title Tag' -
      1. This defines the size of the title for the tile.
   3. 'Scale' -
      1. You have the ability to add an image to the featured tile, this image will be situated above the 'Title' field. To add the image to the tile, once you have saved the information in the pop up, use the content chooser to find the image and drag it over. If you need to update the size of the image, you can do that using the 'Scale' field.
   4. 'Text' -
      1. This is a plain text field for some body text of the Featured tile.
   5. 'Show more... link' -
      1. To search for an internal link, enter the name of the item of content in the search box and then click on the 'Search' button underneath. This will generate a list of matching results, click on the item of content that you wish to link to.

   6. 'Show more... external link' - This

      1. This will replace an internal link selected above if an external link is entered. Remember to make sure that the link begins with 'http://'.

   7. 'Show more... link text' -
      1. This is the text that will show on the arrow button underneath the content of the 'Text' field.
   8. 'Box Border' -
      1. This will place a line down either or both sides of the Featured tile. Similar to the line on the current 'Quick facts' portlet.
   9. 'Box Type' - This
      1. This is where you can define whether the Featured tile has a shaded background or stays plain.

Editing content in the Featured tile:

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