About article components in Enterprise 9 – Home

In Enterprise, articles consist of one or more components, each containing specific content.

Example: A typical article for a newspaper consists of a "head" component containing the header, an "intro" component containing a short introduction, and a "body" component containing the main text.

A typical article containing a body, intro and head component

Figure: The Multi-Channel Text Editor in Content Station showing an article containing a "head" component (A), an "intro" component (B) and a "body" component (C).

Note: This concept only applies to articles that can be edited with the Multi-Channel Text Editor and the HTML Editor, not with the Plain-text Editor.

When creating a new article in Content Station it will contain a default set of components. Once the article is open, extra components can be added or existing components can be removed.

Adding or removing styles in the Multi-Channel Text Editor of Content Station 9

Adding article components to an InCopy article in Content Station 9

Reference Materials

Content Station 9 documentation

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