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Content curation

Writing a content style guide

A style guide keeps your content consistent, no matter who is writing it - or when.

Creating, reverting, and managing revisions

Editor guides
Content Editor Content Administrator
Revisions are used to keep track of changes made to content - this allows you to go back in time and to revert the node back to a previous version if needed.
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Managing taxonomies

Editor guides
Content Administrator Drupal Sitebuilder

Drupal’s taxonomy management allows you to sort, organise, and label your content. The terms in a taxonomy can be used, for example, as filters for your resource library.

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Changing standard node settings

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Content Editor Content Administrator

Standard node settings are part of the node edit form and let you change various aspects of a content node - such as its URL alias and metadata.

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Auditing your content using Sector Content Audit

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Content Editor Content Administrator

As your website grows, it's important to have a way to keep track of all the content so you can identify if it needs updating or archiving. The Sector Content Audit add-on enables you to complete a content audit within your content management system.

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A blog about a blog - should you have one on your site?

You don't need to constantly churn out content in order to have a blog on your website - as long as you have something useful and interesting to say, and can commit to a regular content schedule, it's a worthwhile venture.

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