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| Albums | Editors can group photos together in an album. Albums can form part of a news article, or work as a stand-alone editorial feature. |
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| Context | Context is text that appears above an article on the front-end of your website. It's a small, but important piece of text which highlights the key features of the content. |
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| Document | Editors can upload documents into FORGE. |
| Dynamic page | Where the page is the basis for multiple URLs and is the layout for many different versions of the page. You can always tell whether a page is dynamic because it will always have the word {slug} in its title. For example, the page ~news-centre/stories/{slug} is the dynamic page template for all stories (the slug represents the story link). So, for example, ~/news-centre/stories/murray-wins-wimbledon and ~/news-centre/stories/djokovic-wins-wimbledon will both have the same page layout as, from a template perspective, they are the same. |
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| Editor (FORGE Back Office) | A FORGE user who is a specialist in managing and organizing editorial content — namely stories, videos, photos, albums, and documents. They do their work using the Content Manager, and do not use the Presentation Manager. |
| Editor (LIVE BLOGGING) | A LIVE BLOGGING user who is a specialist in creating new content and editing live blogs. |
| Editorial entity | An editorial entity is a building block of content. These building blocks make up your product — whether that’s a story, a video, or a player profile page, this is the core of your product. |
| Editorial selection | Editors can manually list and order editorial entities using an editorial selection. For example, adding a breaking news story to a website's homepage news list. |
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| Folders | Make up sections of a product — for example, all the ticketing pages from Juventus' 2021 season are stored in a folder called 2021. |
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| Grid layout | Shows how a producer can structure a page by splitting the page into a series of columns. Grid Layouts make sure any modules added are aligned with the product's design. |
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| Microcopy |
Defined by Abode as The tiny tidbits of copy found on websites, applications, and products. These short sentences tell a user:
Microcopy is everywhere — from the words that make up a call to action to the disclaimers that assure users that their email address won’t be shared or stored. |
| Modules | Modules fill pages. They are the components that fit into the slots left by templates, and grid layouts. |
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| Pages | Fill the different folders of a product — for example, the page Buy tickets for Juventus vs Chelsea is stored in the 2021 folder. |
| Page Types | When defining a page, the Page Builder can use assets that come from the FORGE ecosystem and outside. The Page Type allows web producers to select different templates, layouts, and modules coming into FORGE from different sources. |
| Photos | Editors can upload and edit photos in FORGE. Linking a Getty Images account to FORGE enables editors to see lists of recent photos, and import photos straight from Getty. |
| Producer | A FORGE user who is a specialist in managing a product. They work across FORGE, in the Presentation Manager, the Page Builder, and the Content Manager, and have an overview over everything. |
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| Reporter | The reporter is a property of Live Blog posts. It allows to
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| Slug | Unique human-readable identifier of an entity within a FORGE instance. |
| Static page | Where the page will only ever have one URL and there is only one version of the page. For example, this would be a news center index page. |
| Stories | A story is a news article published by an editor. An editor can create, build, and publish a story in FORGE. |
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| Tags |
Tags make sure your content shows up in the right place on your website. For example, if you want your fans to find all your Michael Jordan stories on his Player Profile, you can add the tag Michael Jordan. You can add as many tags as you like, so your content will appear across different areas of your product. |
| Template | Show how a producer can structure a page in line with the design of your product. Templates work as guides, showing what's possible when a producer is thinking about how to build out a page. |
| Term | In the context of the Vocabulary Tool, a term refers to microcopy. A term is the small bits of copy in the user interface that help users figure out how to do things. |
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| Variable | It's a reusable piece of data which can be applied to folders or individual pages to change what is shown to the user on the front end. It allows web producers to make batch changes to quickly update the front end for the end user. |