Publisher

Content navigation and templates

Navigation elements can be added to publications, events and video content.

Adding a navigation content element

To add a navigation content element, navigate to the
Modules
 admin in the
Content hub
:
Click the module you want to add the content element to and navigate to the
Content elements
 tab:
Select
Add content element
 to display the
Select content element
 screen.
And select the
Navigation
 content element:
Select
Add
 to add the content element. The
Navigation
 content element is now displayed in your list of elements:
Default navigation
Once you have added your navigation content element, you can set the default navigation in the
Details
 tab:
Click the
Default Navigation
 drop-down menu to display all available navigations, and select which one you want to be the default navigation. Select
Save
 to save your changes.
Using the navigation in content
Each piece of content will inherit the default navigation set above. If you want to change this, navigate to your profile drop-down>
Content hub
:
In the content hub, navigate to the piece of content you want to add the navigation to and click
More actions
 >
Edit content
:
The
Content
 tab opens:
Scroll down to the
Navigation
 field:
Select the navigation that you want to display in this content item.
Once you have selected your navigation, click
Publish
. Your navigation now displays in the content item:
Default Publication templates
Default Publication templates to enable you to change the layout of the content articles you produce. More options intend to provide more choice and flexibility for users, allowing for different templates to be used in different module types (e.g. News articles versus Insights articles etc.)
The names of these three templates are:
  • Jade
  • Marble
  • Slate
And each of the layouts will change with each of the new themes.
Examples of the templates are below:
Jade
Marble
Slate
Themes
We have also introduced customisable layouts to use for the design of an entire publisher instance. These contain key look and feel details from out-of-the-box themes that are easy to apply, with the added ability to make extra customisation changes to fonts, logos and colours with a few adjustments. This also saves time during the implementation process.
The names of these 3 themes are:
  • Alps
  • Atlas
  • Andes
Examples of each theme can be found below:
Alps
Atlas
Andes
Managing your theme
To manage a theme, navigate to
System admin
 in your drop-down menu:
The
System admin
 screen opens.Navigate to
System customisation
 >
Themes
:
The
Themes
 screen is displayed:
Within the
Themes
 screen, you can
Edit
,
Preview
,
Restore to default
 and
Apply
 themes.
Editing Themes
To
Edit
 a theme, select
More actions
 on the theme you want to edit and select
Edit Theme
:
The edit screen for the selected theme opens:
You can edit every aspect of the theme, including background colours, title colours, background images, headers, navigation, etc.
If you need more help to edit your Theme, please contact Professional Services for more information.
Once you have edited your theme, select
Save
 to save your changes.
Preview Theme
Preview a theme to view what it looks like before committing to using it. To preview a theme, click
More actions
, then
Preview theme
:
A new tab will open displaying what your instance will look like with the new theme enabled.
Applying a theme
Apply a theme to enable the selected theme on your instance. To apply a theme, navigate to
More actions
, then
Apply theme
:
The theme will be applied to your instance.
Restore default theme
Restoring a default theme removes any additional changes you have made to a theme, and restores it to the out-of-the-box version we supply. To restore a default theme, click
More actions
 >
Restore default theme
:
The default theme will be restored to its original settings.

This article applies to:

  • Product: HighQ
  • Sub Product: HighQ Publisher
  • Subject: Clients