When you author in Paligo, you mainly work with two different kinds of content, publications and topics. Also see Topics and Publications.
The typical workflow for authoring in Paligo is:
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Create a Publication This represents the output you will create and you use it to build the structure, like a table of contents.
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Create a Topic Each topic should cover one subject or task.
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Add Topic Content Add elements and content to the topics. You use the elements to build the structure of a topic and then add your content to them.
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Add Content to a Publication Add the topics to the publication.
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Assignments Send for review.
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Translation Management Send for translation (if applicable).
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Style and Customize your Outputs Set up one or more Layouts. You use the Layout to define what type of output you want and what settings should be in place. For some outputs, such as PDF, you apply the styling directly in the Layout Editor options. For HTML outputs, it's a combination of options to set, as well as the possibility to upload and use custom CSS to style the content, see Style with CSS.
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General Publishing Process When the content is approved, publish the publication.
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