Welcome to the tutorial

First, look for your language in the mlml.org website. Use the search bar to type in your language. (For example, Thai). You can also scroll to the bottom of the home page and find your country and then click on the language you are working on. (For example, Thailand and select Thai).
Click on the various resources to see what has already been gathered. These resources have already been given a title in English. Think about how it should be translated into your language or give it a new title that better fits the resource. Think about new people who will be coming to the sites who are not Seventh-day Adventist and title things in a way that will attract people to open and view them. The English titles have been chosen to help those who do not know your language, so leave them as they are unless they are incorrect.

Logging in and opening the designer

Go to the website webflow.com. Log in using the username and password you have been given. Click on “open designer.”

Navigating to your page

Click on the page symbol in the upper left-hand corner. In the “search pages” bar type the language you are planning to work on. Click on that page and it will take you to that language. Now you can click on any area with writing and type in your language, as well as English. Your language should always come first with English in parentheses afterward.

Editing text

Now you can click on any area with writing and type in your language, as well as English. Your language should always come first with English in parentheses afterward.

Adding new resources

You can add anything in your language that is from a Seventh-day Adventist reputable resource, or is completely biblically, accurate, such as the Bible. You may know of a YouTube channel with sermons by a pastor, or a website with several resources. Link to as many areas as you think will be helpful to new people coming to your language page. Too many from one resource is not good. For example, you would not list every sermon from someone’s YouTube channel. However, you might choose one from each different category from a website.

To add a new resource, you must copy an existing resource on your language page in the webflow.com working area. Click in the bottom right corner until you see the blue square that says “links” Select “copy” from your menu. Click where you want it, and then select “paste” from your menu.
Once you have a new block, you can make the changes in it to make it for a new resource.
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Of course you need to give it a new title to match your new resource.
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You can change the link to your new resource by clicking on the little star that shows up after clicking the "links" element. Copy your link and paste it where it says URL. Make sure the checkbox that says “Open in new tab" is checked.

Right now there are three main categories under which you can put the resources. They are Discover Hope, Explore Answers, and Healthy Living. You can place the resources wherever you think they fit best.

Changing images on new resources

To change your picture, first, create your picture that you want by taking a screenshot of something nice from the website you are linking to. Or find a copyright free picture to use. Then click on the little picture in your block and click “replace image.” Click the upload symbol on the side panel. If it does not automatically replace the old picture with the new one, then click on it.

Publishing your work

The website will automatically save your work. However, for your changes to be seen on the public website, you must publish them. When you are ready to publish and check your changes, go to the upper right hand corner and click on “publish.” Select the blue bar and click “publish to selected domains.”

At the bottom there is also the category Connect with Us. Place here the name and website of the mission or conference that your language is a part of. There may be more than one if that language is spoken in more than one country. You can also place here specific churches that have websites or live streams with your language. It should also include the organization ADRA if it works where your language is spoken.

May God bless you and guide you as you work on this important project. People travel from everywhere to everywhere. Your hard work on this makes it possible for people around the world to access the special resources we are blessed to have in our church. Thank you so much.

Anytime that you have questions, please email Pastor Scott Griswold at mlmleditor2@gmail.com or contact him through his phone number which also works with WhatsApp: 1-707-380-9554.