Kettlebell.com Writing Guide

This archived article was originally published in 2008 and is kept online for archival purposes. Facts, advice, prices, offers and links may be out of date. For current, sourced advice, see our newer guides. The content below may also be incomplete, as some of the original site was lost.

The original page shows no date, so the date above is the earliest date of a saved copy.

Thanks for your willingness to contribute content to Kettlebell.com. We look forward to your articles. If you’re on the fence about writing for Kettlebell.com, please feel free to visit this link to help you determine if writing for Kettlebell.com is right for you.

We have established the following guidelines to assist you in writing for us:

The Editor

• Once you are logged in, you can go to the built in editor that will allow you to write or paste your article directly in the website.
• The editor has two main tabs… “Visual” and “Code”.
  • If you click on the Visual tab, this puts the editor in WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) mode. What this means is that however your content looks to you in this mode, that’s what you will see when the article is published.
    • This is a good way to start out, if you’re typing from scratch or pasting content from a Word or Notepad document.
    • If you have written your article via an HTML editor, such as Dreamweaver, and you intend to paste your article complete with HTML code, then you would NOT paste it in the Visual mode. Instead, click on the “Code” tab to switch to Code mode.

This guide is a work in progress… for now, please simply communicate closely with Kettlebell.com, and we’ll walk you through it.