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Web content library default items

When creating a web content library, we can choose to include a set of default web content items in the new library. These items can be used as a starting point for the WCM system and website.


Default items

The following items are created when we select Include default items in the new library when we create a library.

    Workflow items:

    • A workflow named Express Workflow with a single workflow stage named Publish Stage using the publish action named Publish.

    • A workflow named Three Stage Workflow using the following workflow stages:

    Authoring template:

    The authoring template is named Article and contains a single rich text element named Body and uses the Express Workflow as the default workflow for content items created using this authoring template.

    Presentation template:

    The presentation template is named Article Presentation.

    Site area and content items:

    • The content items that are named Sample Article and Sample Article 2 are stored in the site area named Articles.

    • The site area named Articles contains a template map between the authoring template named Article and the presentation template named Article Presentation.

    Components:

    • The authoring tool named Article Toolbar is used to add New and Edit functions to the rendered page. It is referenced in the presentation template named Article Presentation.

    • The menu named Articles List displays a list of content items on the rendered page. It is referenced in the presentation template named Article Presentation.


Access controls

As the web content library default items are configured to inherit their access settings from the library they are stored in, users are not able to access these items until we configure the access settings of the library.


Use the default items

The default items are best displayed using a web content viewer portlet:

  1. To open the Manage Pages portlet, click the Administration menu icon in the site toolbar. Then, click Portal User Interface > Manage Pages.

  2. Select New Page From.

  3. Under Web Content Mappings, select the site area named Articles from the web content library.

  4. Complete the rest of the form and click OK.

  5. Edit the page layout of the new page and add a Web Content Viewer portlet to the page.

  6. The content item named Sample Article is displayed on the page.


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