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  1. Editor Guide
    This guide is for content editors using an Inka-powered site. It covers how to use the editor — how to select things, edit text, add and move blocks, work with ...
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  2. Visual Editing
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  3. Live Preview
    To make your site editable with Inka you load hydra.js in your frontend and call initBridge(). This sets up a two-way communication channel that handles ...
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  4. How Inka Works
    Instead of combining editing and rendering into one framework and codebase, these are separated and during editing a two way communication channel is opened ...
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  5. Text
    The Text Block allows you to add text to a web page. The text can be formatted and structured in different ways (bold, headings, etc.).
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