Now you can edit the document, if you look at the URL in the address bar of your browser, you‘ll note that a short name for the object has been created for you, something such as „Document.2006-03-14.43787“. 

Short name :
The short name will become part of the document‘s URL, so keep the name really short and descriptive, preferably without spaces. Keeping to these rules will make URLs easier to read. For example, use something such as publications . If you don‘t provide a name, Plone will create one for you.

NOTE This field won‘t appear if you selected No for the short names in your preferences page.

Title: This is the title for the item, and it‘ll be shown throughout the site (for example, at the top of the page, in the search interface, in the title of the browser, and so on). This field is required.

Description: This is a short intro to the document, usually about 20 words to introduce the document. This is useful for pages that show summaries of documents, such as search results and folder contents.

Body text: This contains the body of the document.

Related Item(s): If you do have another document or a file you want to attach to the main document, insert it. It appears in a grey box under the body text.
 
Allow Discussion: The document can be discussed among users who have the right to do so. If the value is left as default, it‘ll use the sitewide policy for that content type.