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# Using the Editor and Publishing your Article

Dockship includes a simple rich text editor that you can use to format your article. It's a good practice to format your article and make it easy to read for your readers. With this editor you can add:

1. Paragraph **T** - Default
2. Heading **H**
3. Quote **>>**
4. Code Block **{ }**
5. Image 🏞

Click on the **+** Icon and the inline formatting option will appear.

![The Inline Editor](https://357726304-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-legacy-files/o/assets%2F-LqZ6CHwBrp1meuf2IH1%2F-MOt0LraHXUnAwCKWvny%2F-MOt1EIf0gHo4Xunwsud%2FKapture%202020-12-19%20at%2008.55.46.gif?alt=media\&token=de6a8e29-71a8-45f1-959d-9bb9b772a4bd)

You can always save your articles as **Draft** by clicking on the **"Save Draft"** button. This will save your article for editing later.

Once you are finished writing your article, click on the **"Submit for Review"** button. The Dockship review team will go through the article, and if found fit, will publish it.