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Solution Overview for Business Users / Version 2506.0

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7.15 Content Lists

Requirements

Websites frequently display content items that share certain characteristics as lists, for example, the top stories of the day, the latest press releases, the best rated articles or the recommended products. Some of these lists are managed editorially while others should be compiled dynamically by business rules defined by editors. It is a common requirement to reuse these content lists across different web pages and use common functionality to place lists on pages and assign different layouts to lists.

Solution

CoreMedia Blueprint defines different content types for lists of content which differ in how they determine the content items. Leveraging CoreMedia's object oriented content modeling these lists can reuse view templates and can be placed interchangeably on web pages.

  • CMCollection

    A common base type for lists, which all other list types extend. It provides functionality for editorially managed lists.

    A standard collection

    Figure 7.34.  A standard collection


  • CMGallery

    A distinct content type for lists of CMMedia content items which should be displayed as a gallery.

  • CMQueryList

    Dynamic lists that are based on content metadata, such as "latest 5 articles in sport".

    Dynamic Query List with taxonomy condition

    Figure 7.35.  Dynamic Query List with taxonomy condition


  • CMSelectionRule (part of Adaptive Personalization)

    Dynamic lists that are based on context information with rules defined by editorial users, such as "if a visitor is interested in notebooks, display this product, otherwise display something else."

    For an example, please refer to chapter 9.

  • CMP13NSearch (part of Adaptive Personalization)

    Dynamic lists based on content metadata and context information, such as "display list of articles matching the current visitor's bookmarked taxonomies."

  • ESDynamicList (part of Elastic Social)

    Dynamic lists that are based on Elastic Social metadata, such as "5 best rated articles in news."

    • Top rated: The N best rated articles

    • Most rated: The N most rated articles

    • Most commented: The N most commented articles

    • Most liked: The N most liked articles

    • Most shared: The N most shared articles

    You can also determine for which interval the Top-N articles should be taken and how many articles you want to get in maximum.

    Dynamic Elastic Social List

    Figure 7.36.  Dynamic Elastic Social List


  • CMALXPageList (part of Analytics)

    Dynamic lists that are bases on analytics data, such as "10 most viewed articles in business."

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