Studio User Manual / Version 2110
Table Of ContentsThe Library gives you several options a to find the content items you are looking for:
Full-text search of all content items in the CMS and the eCommerce catalogs.
Full-text search of specific content types
Full-text search below a specific folder
Filtering results by status and the content item's last editor, for example.
Navigating using the tree view
Finding content in the recycle bin
Sorting content in columns
Hiding columns
Hiding columns
In order to get a better overview, you can hide columns from the content lists in the Library.
To do so, hover over a column head. An arrow appears at the right side of the head. Click the arrow and a menu opens up. Select and uncheck the columns you want to hide.
Sorting by column
You can sort your lists in the Library or change the order by clicking a table header.
Full-text search
To make a full-text search, proceed as follows:
Select the search view in (1).
Select the folder below which you want to search with the breadcrumb navigation (2). Here, you also choose if you want to search in the eCommerce catalog.
If you only want to search for specific content types, use the dropdown box (3) to select the content type.
Enter your search term in the search box (4). You can also enter multiple terms: the system then searches for text items containing both terms ("AND" matching). The search engine automatically shows suitable extensions to your search term beneath the search box. The figure in brackets shows the number of content items found for this search term (5).
You can then proceed to filter the search terms (6) by Status and Last edited by for example, as described in the next section. Filtering does not apply to content from eCommerce.
To start the search click the magnifier icon or simply press the <Return> key.
The search terms are now displayed in the list or tile view. In the list view you will get the
type and status of a content item as additional information, for instance CMArticle
and "Published". In the thumbnail view you will get a small preview image, if applicable.
Filtering the results
Open the filter panel with the arrows (3). In the filter panel (1) and the breadcrumb navigation (2), you can filter the displayed results by the several criteria. Modules of CoreMedia Content Cloud might introduce additional filters, which are not described here. Keep in mind that filtering can only be applied to CMS content.
The folder (2)
The editing state (4)
The last editor (5)
Subject keywords (6)
Location keywords (7)
The preferred site or all content (8)
The last modification date (9)
The last publication date (10)
The translation state (11)
If the content has issues (13)
Orphaned entries of the local catalog (14)
Select the folder in which you want to search with the breadcrumb navigation.
Mark your chosen state in the filter box. With In production, you can also choose whether the content item is currently being edited by you, by somebody else or by nobody.
With Deleted you can search content items that have been deleted. Deleted content stores its last folder location, so you can search for deleted content items below the folder where they once were located. In reverse, that means that you will not find content that was located in other folders, when you select a specific search folder in the breadcrumb navigation.
Then choose the "Last editor", if required.
Then choose the "Last modified" date, if required.
Then choose specific location or subject keywords.
Then choose the "Published" date to determine, when the content has been published.
Then choose the site in which you want to search, if required.
Then choose the translation state, if you want to search for documents that have or have not been translated in a given derived site.
You can select the derived site. Contents from the master site will be displayed in the search result. Keep in mind that the folder selected in the breadcrumb, if any, must also be chosen from the master site to see any results. Mark your chosen translation status in the status boxes, for example restricting the search to new content that has not been translated yet.
Then select an issue category and severity from the "Issues" filter, if you want to search for content items with issues. By default, you can choose from two categories: "All Categories" and "Localization". You can also choose an issue type severity like "Errors" or "Warnings". Note however, that search results cannot always be up-to-date for all issue types, and that this filter only appears if indexing has been enabled for errors and warnings. The correct state for a content item is always visible when it is opened in the Form View.
The filtered content items are now displayed. The number in the blue circle (15) indicates the number of selected settings. You can use the curved arrow icon (12) to restore the default setting.
Using the browse mode to navigate
The tree panel in the library mode displays all the CMS content that matches your permissions. Navigating in the view is similar to Windows Explorer. You can use the arrows (1) to browse in the navigation history. You can also use the breadcrumb navigation to navigate through the folders. The content type selected in the search and navigation bar has no effect while navigating in library mode.
Note
If a folder name is prefixed with an ">" icon, this usually indicates that the folder has subfolders. However, note that the system initially shows all folder names prefixed with an ">" icon to save time. A check for subfolders is made only when the folder is opened.
