Lesson steps
Open Carbon Editor and log into your account.
Note: If you do not have an account, ask your Liquid State representative for an invitation to the software.In Carbon Editor, documents are organised in categories. A special All Documents category is included by default in all new Carbon Editor accounts. The All Documents category lists every document created in the account. Additional custom categories matching your publishing needs can be configured by your Carbon Editor account administrator. Documents can be added to, or created within these custom categories.
Double-click the category name to display the documents in the category.
Click the +Create button in the top right of the page to start the document creation process.
In the Create New Document screen that is displayed, you can input the following document details
Name - The name of the document. Add a name
Language - The language used for the document. This is used to help set the hyphenation rules for the document. The language for the document will automatically be applied for each of the document pages unless a different language is set for the page.
Linking Id - The ID used by the system to identify the document. The ID will be set automatically using the document name but can be overridden if a specific ID is needed.
Click the Save button to apply the settings.
You will now see a new document entry in the Category page. Click the document name, ‘My First Document’ in our example, to display the document contents.
As this is a new document, no pages are listed, so our first task is to create a new page. Click the + Create button on the right of the screen to display the new page screen.
In the Create New Page screen, you can input the following page details
Name - The name of the page. Add a name
Template - You can create pages from an empty page or from a Template preconfigured by your account administrator.
Language - The language used for the page. Only select a new language option if it is different from the one chosen for the document.
Linking Id - The ID used by the system to identify the page. The ID will be set automatically using the page name but can be overridden if a specific ID is needed.
Once you have completed all the details, click the Save button to create and display the new page.
Carbon Editor pages contain page sections containing content fields. So when creating a new page, the first task is to add a section to the page. Do this by clicking the
button at the top of the new page screen. A list of pre-configured sections will be displayed in a drop-down modal. For this example, we will pick the sh-body section.
You will see an empty body section displayed on the screen. Now we will add a content field to the section. Click the
button in the section on the left of the screen and choose the Browse all fields link to see a list of all available fields in the modal. 
Scroll the fields list to find the field to insert into the section. In this example, we locate the field titled sh-heading-level-1, a title or H1 heading field. Selecting the field entry adds the field to the section
The field is added to the section with some placeholder text included. Click on the text to replace the placeholder content with your own copy. In this example, we just typed Heading 1 as an example heading.
Now we want to add more content in the form of a paragraph below the heading. Move your cursor over the heading field to reveal the
button at the bottom left of the field. Click the button to display the field selection modal again. Select the Browse all fields link and scroll to find the sh-paragraph field entry. Select the field to enter the second field into the section. 
Replace the placeholder text in the paragraph field with your own copy, here we used some Lorem Ipsum text as an example.
Repeat the process to add other fields to your document. Try adding lists, tables and images as well as other headings.
Save the page in the page by selecting the Save button in the top right of the screen.
Add details of the changes you made to the page in the Save Changes modal before selecting the Save and Exit button and returning to the pages list for your newly created document.
Congratulations! You have created your first Carbon Editor document containing a single page.