The following example modifies the Content property of a content block with a given ID:
First, you initialize ContentManager. Then, you use GetContent and filter based on Id to get the master version corresponding to the ID. Then, you call Lifecycle.CheckOut with the master version as an argument to get a temp version of the item. You modify the content of the temp version with newContent. Then, to transfer the changes to the master version, you call Lifecycle.CheckIn with the temp version as argument. By default, calling the CheckIn method deletes the temp version. Then, to transfer the changes to the live version, you call Lifecycle.Publish with the master version as argument. Finally, to save all changes, you call SaveChanges.
NOTE: The example above modifies a content block by the ID of its master version. For more information about working with the ID of the live version, see For developers: Edit content.
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