Spiderman 1, 2, 3... Matrix, Matrix Reloaded, MCU, etc.
Prequels, sequels, specific universes, you can now group together content linked by a specific editorial rule: Collections!
When you click on a video in your collection, the other videos in your collection are displayed below it.
Please note: Unlike linked content, collections display content at the same level. You can't have main content or groupings of themed sub-menus such as bonuses, etc.
Create collections.
To add and manage collections on your platform, go to the menu > EDITORIAL MANAGEMENT then to > Collections > Create a collection.
Add content to a collection.
Next, you need to add audio and/or video content from your item library to your collection library: My Collection.
You can also change the appearance of your collections' carousel thumbnails. collections. To do so, go to menu > PLATFORM > Layout > Content page > Collections.
Visualise your result.
You have two options for viewing the behaviour and relationships of your collections:
1) The collection page.
At the top of your collection page, the 'Eye' icon will turn blue when hovered over.
(If this symbol is not blue, make sure you have saved the 'Friendly URL' and saved the contents in the library).
This link displays the collection page, including
- The cover image of the collection
- The title of the collection
- Description of the collection
- Items selected from the library
2) The page for content belonging to a collection.
All the audio and video content pages in your collection display the other audio and video content in your collection.
NOTE: a collection can contain a maximum of 999 items.
Special case: collection and linked content on the same page.
Do you want to group the main media of your linked content in one or more collections? Don't panic, here are the possible behaviours on your platform.
If a collection and linked content share content.
Then the collection is displayed in a tab of the linked content.
If several collections share tabs for the same linked content.
Then the collections link to their respective pages.
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