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A Publish Form is made up of blocks, each holding specific content such as metadata properties, an article component, or an image. Each block can be expanded or collapsed. ...

Each type of story or content that is going to be published requires a unique Publish Form and therefore a Publish Form template on which that Publish Form is based. Differences in templates could ...

Creating a Publish Form is done automatically by Enterprise and is triggered by clicking on a Publication Channel for the first time after it has been added to a Dossier in Content Station. ...

Info: This article is related to Publish Forms that are used for publishing content to a Web site based on Drupal 7. Adding or removing Publish Form components is done by updating the Pu...

Info: This article is related to Publish Forms that are used for publishing content to WordPress. This feature requires Enterprise Server version 9.2 or higher. Changing the components of ...

Info: This article is related to Publish Forms that are used for publishing content to Twitter. Changing the components of a Twitter Publish Form — such as rearranging them, adding new co...

Info: This article is related to Publish Forms that are used for publishing content to Facebook. Changing the components of a Facebook Publish Form — such as rearranging them, adding new ...

When preparing a story for use in a particular Publication Channel, knowing which components to use and finding out whether you have included all required components is not always an easy task. Thi...

When Publication Channels are created in Enterprise Server, they are initially listed in the order in which they are created. This order is however also used in the client applications such as in t...

The settings that can be set in Enterprise Server 9 for a Publication Channel can vary per type of Publication Channel: Settings for Adobe DPS ...