Publisher

Create content modules

To create individual content items you need to create a module.There are five types of modules:
  • Comparison toolkit (CTK)
  • Events
  • Microsite
  • Publications
  • Video
To create a module, navigate to your
My profile
 drop-down>
Content Hub
 >
Modules
:
The
Modules
 screen opens:
You can edit existing modules by clicking
More actions
:
And then select
Edit details
 to edit the details or
Edit metadata
 to edit the metadata etc.
To add a new module, select
Add module
:
A drop-down list opens, select
Events
.

Events module

The events module looks like this:
Each of these modules has a creation wizard, and the common module types (publications, events and videos) have the following tabs:
  • Details
     - high-level configuration elements such as title, permalink, content settings and if it's public, SEO settings
note
You can change the
Editorial environment
. An
Open
 environment allows all editors to view and edit other editors' content. A
Closed
 environment only allows editors to view and edit their own content.
  • Metadata
     - set relevant system or custom metadata and manage tagging options for content.
  • Permission
     - manage which organisations and groups have access to the module
  • Content elements
     - the building blocks of the module content creation process.
note
The form builder allows admins to set required fields for editors when creating content.

Comparison toolkit module

The comparison toolkit module is displayed below:
The comparison toolkit module uses the below tabs:
  • Details
     - high-level configuration elements such as title, permalink, content settings and if it's public, SEO settings
  • Metadata
     - set relevant system or custom metadata and manage tagging options for content.
  • Permission
     - manage which organisations and groups have access to the module
  • Contacts
     - enables the user to add a list of contacts for this module. These users can be associated with a jurisdiction, so it is easier for users to identify key contacts.
  • Navigation
     - provides a list of extra navigation options available through the toolkit, and tools to add custom navigation
  • Edit dashboard
     - this tab provides access to the dashboard builder
Please note that as of our June 2023 release, we have improved the layout of the comparison builder, to ensure that when three or fewer countries are selected, the width is automatically adjusted to ensure all information is shown without the need to scroll from left to right:
If there are more than three, you still need to scroll to see this information.

Publication module

The Publication module includes a mechanism to prompt users to select the
Include in email notification
 checkbox.
To turn on this prompt, navigate to your profile drop-down menu>
Content hub
:
The
Content hub
 opens. In the
Content hub
 navigate to
Modules
 :
The
Modules
 screen opens:
In this screen, either create a new Publication via
Add modules
 >
Publication
 or edit an existing Publication via
More actions
 >
Edit details
. The
Details
 screen opens. Within the
Details
 screen, navigate to
Content settings
:
Select the
Allow 'Include in email notification' prompt
 check box and then select
Save
. Your changes will now be saved and the prompt opens.

This article applies to:

  • Product: HighQ,HighQ
  • Sub Product: HighQ Publisher
  • Subject: Clients

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