A card is a tile on a page that links to another page in your project, or to a website. Click a page card and Publisher turns to that page; click a website card and it opens in your browser. Where: Publisher Studio › page editor · Keys: [/] then Card, or right-click a link
A card does what a link does, as a tile rather than a line of text. A page card shows its page's title and cover picture, and keeps up with them when they change. Each card is a block of its own, so you arrange cards the way you arrange anything on a page: drag one by its handle to the side of another and they sit side by side in columns.
From the slash menu. On an empty line, type [/] and choose Card. Type a page name and pick it from the list, or paste a web address and press [Enter]. The cursor waits on the line below, ready for the next card.
From a link. Make a link as usual, to a page with two square brackets or [@], or to a website by pasting its address (see Writing Pages), on a line of its own. Right-click it and pick a card under Turn into a card.
Renaming a card. Right-click it and choose Rename card. A page card left blank goes back to showing its page's own title. A website's title is often a long one, so a new website card opens straight into renaming.
Changing a card. Right-click a card for its other options, Remove card among them.
Use cards to build a hub page: a page that's mostly tiles, one for each part of the document and one for each site that matters, so a reader starts by choosing where to go. They suit the front page of a proposal, a client's own corner of a project, or a contents page that's nicer to click than to read.
Still stuck? Email [email protected].