1. Creating a new title page
This is the Bookshelf View
(the Main StoryKit screen)
The first page of each of your stories
Is their title page. If you want to add
a new title page, this is a way to do it.
Tap on the story you want to edit.
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2. Main Page View
This is the Main Page of your story,
Where you can choose to read, edit,
or share it.
I don’t want the current first page
to be the “title” page. I want a better
cover for the story.
So, I tap “Edit.”
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3. Edit Pages View
I want a new “title” page,
so I scroll down my pages
to the row that says,
“Create New Page.”
(Note that you can also select
an existing page to be your title page.
If you just want to re-arrange
existing pages, skip this step and
go to slide #5 in this presentation.)
If you want to add a new page, though,
Tap “Create New Page.”
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4. Edit (single) Page View
Create your new page, with photos,
title text, etc.
Once done, Tap “Edit Pages” (top left).
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5. Edit Pages View
Now you’re back to the “Edit Pages” view,
where you can see the list of pages
in your book.
Here is where you can move pages around.
You want to move the new “title” page
That you created to the top
(i.e., first page).
Tap on “Arrange.”
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6. Rearrange Pages View
The list of pages doesn’t change,
But the icons for each page do.
There are little red “delete” buttons
On the left of each page, and
Little “multi-row” re-arrange icons
On the right.
Re-arrange icon
DELETE icon
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7. Rearrange Pages View
To Move your new “Title” page
To the top, or first page of your book,
Tap and hold the “re-arrange” icon,
And move your desired title page up.
(sorry about the dis-embodied finger.
It’s the easiest way to demonstrate.)
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8. Rearrange Pages View
Once you’ve rearranged the pages
the way that you like,
with the new title page at the top,
Tap “Done.” (top right)
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9. Edit Pages View
You will be back at your “Edit Pages” view.
If you are satisfied with the order
of your pages,
Tap “Details.” (top left)
This will bring you back
to your main book view. (next slide)
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10. Main Storybook View
Now you see that the first page, and
new “Title Page” for your book
has been changed.
When you go back to your “Bookshelf”
view, you should see your book
with this new “Cover” page.
Again, the “Cover” of a book
is just its first page.
So if you want a distinctive “cover” –
one that has a photo, author name,
title test, or similar,
You just create it as your first page.
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11. Bookshelf View
Now when you look
at your StoryKit bookshelf,
you should see the story
with its new “Cover” page.
Questions?
Email us at: storykit@childrenslibrary.org
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