To edit the tags on a node, click on the "Add an existing Tag" button at the bottom right-hand side of the node. Then, click on the tag you would like to link to.
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To delete a tag, click on the garbage can icon below the existing tag.

University of Michigan - Ann Arbor

- References
- Tags
- Parent links
- Child links
- Title/content
- Image

Ways to Edit a Node

To edit the references on a node, click on the "Cite an existing reference" button at the bottom left-hand side of the node. Then, click on the reference node you would like to link to.
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To delete a reference, click on the garbage can icon below the existing reference.

Editing a Node's References

Editing a Node's Tags

To edit a node's parent links, first, click on the "View parent and child nodes" button. Then, click on the "Link to an existing parent" button at the bottom right-hand side of the node, above the "cancel" and "propose" buttons. Then, click on the parent you would like to link to.
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To delete a parent link, first, choose a new parent, then click on the garbage can icon below the parent link you would like to delete.

Editing a Node's Parent Links

To edit a node's child links, first, click on the "View parent and child nodes" button. Then, click on the "Link to an existing child node" button at the bottom left-hand side of the node. Then, click on the child node you would like to link to.
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To delete a child link, click on the garbage can icon below an existing child.

Editing a Node's Child Links

To edit the title of a node, click on the textbox under the prompt "Please enter the node title below."
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To edit the content of a node, click on the textbox under the prompt "Please edit the node content below."

Editing a Node's Title/Content

To add an image to a node, click on the icon next to the "View tags and citations" button. Then, select the image you would like to insert from the file finder.
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To delete an image from a node, click on the trash can in the upper-right-hand corner of the image.

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