Writing an article

Items can be created from the Item Management application.

Click on Add an item

1. The article editing interface

The upper part of the page gives an overview of the article's status and possible actions.

You can :

• Save changes and leave your article in its current status.
• Contextually, depending on the current workflow, you can
  • Publish the article directly.
  • Submit the article for validation, if space permits.
  • Schedule the article for publication at a future date.
• Write the article in several languages.
• X will take you out of edit mode without saving your changes.

1. The illustration field lets you fetch an image file from your computer by clicking on the area, or directly by drag & drop. You'll then be presented with an interface for framing your image to the correct ratio.
2. The editing zone allows you to edit the following fields
   • Title
   • Introduction
   • Article body

2. Publication

The Publication tab allows you to :

• Define whether your article will be published immediately or at a later date.
• An expiry date allows you to define in advance when the article will be removed.
• For accounts with the right to push"Headline" content, i.e. highlighting in carousels, it will be possible to define them for
  • Global Headlines, on the site's home page.
  • Local front page, on the home page of the target sub-site.
• A summary is available if you use portlets referring to them.

3. Filing

The Filing tab allows you to classify your article into one or more general themes.

To facilitate global searches, you can add keywords.

To help you multi-categorize your content globally, the"Other categories" section displays all the site's categories.

4. Rights

If an article is reserved for a restricted audience, the Rights tab lets you define the members or groups authorized to consult it. The same applies to modification rights in the section dedicated to the following.

5. Advanced tab

The Advanced tab lets you :

• Change the content editor.
• Impose a read confirmation.
• Allow or restrict comments.
• Link content manually.
• Define an intuitive URL.
• Change the site, or workspace, in which the article will be published.