The Content Loader gives you the ability to display the same articles on any DotNetNuke webpage, regardless of where the Content Server is located.  This is the primary reading interface for viewers to interact with your articles, view the content, add comments and reviews. 

To configure this module, go into Module Settings and scroll to the bottom of the screen, expand the last section titled Content Loader Settings.  Here you will want to choose the Content Server DataSource first.  If you have the Content Server installed into the same instance of DNN as your website that is displaying the content articles, then leave this as Default DataSource.  Otherwise, select the appropriate datasource from the list.  Secondly, you need to enter in your Content Server Access Key and click Update to save your settings and bring you out of the module settings screen.  Then, the final step is to go back into Module Settings and select the Content Article that you wish to display in that module, or select the various other options (such as Show most recent article with an optional tagword OR Hide when content selection is active).  Click update again, and the content will be displayed based on your selections. 

There are several settings for the Account Author to customize the way this module displays.  The author can choose to show:

• a specific article as shown below:
  
• the most recent article as shown below:
  
• the selected article chosen using the Content List module as shown below:
  

In this way, your Content Account can deliver your pages in a variety of ways, resembling a blog, a website, or an article repository. If you have selected to display the most recent article that was added to this Content Account, the displayed content will change as the articles are added or updated, and if the author is creating several articles a day this will be changing frequently.

Included in the Container of every Content Loader module is a link to view the RSS feed for the Content Account, as well as a series of links to submit the current article to a variety of article repositories including Digg, Del.ici.ous, Feedburner, Fark, Reddit and Stumble.  When a viewer clicks on one of these icons they are taken to the corresponding site and can submit your article to their database.  This gives you much more exposure, leading to trackback links, higher pageviews and better relevance in search engines.

Also within the content container is a variety of interactive links, including Rating the article, viewing the article full screen, bookmarking the article, and printing the article.

Underneath the content you will see the ability to Rate the content using a series of Stars.  This rating will be averaged and displayed next to the content title.

If you have chosen to allow comments about this article to be placed by viewers, you will also see an area to leave that comment.  All comments are moderated to avoid spam and trash comments.