The editing interface is designed to improve and streamline the process of creating and editing reading lists. A number of changes have been designed to make the interface more intuitive and user-friendly, this article will outline some of the more obvious differences as well as providing links to further sources of support.
Editing your lists
List creators and publishers can edit directly from the list screen, so avoiding the need to publish or save changes to preview how they will appear to student users. Resources can be added, or moved to the correct position, or new sections added, all without leaving the list screen.
Action Bar
The action bar at the top of the list now stays fixed to the top of the screen, so that the various actions it enables are available to the user at all times.
Quick Add
It’s now possible to add items directly to a list even if they haven’t previously been bookmarked. The new Quick Add allows users to search for books and also displays their availability in your library catalogue. A more detailed explanation is available in the links below.
Back to top
When working on lists that take up more than the size of your screen, a 'Back to top' button will quickly return you to the top of the page.
Further Advice
Use the links below to get information about the features available in the editing interface.
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