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Getting Started With OpenPublish PDF
Getting Started With OpenPublish PDF
• What
roles
are
initially
included
and
how
to
change
roles
and
permissions
• What
content
types
are
included
• How
to
add
an
article
• How
to
add
a
new
blog
entry
• How
to
create
a
photo
gallery
• How
to
add
a
video
to
a
section
User
Roles
and
Permissions
A
role
is
a
set
of
permissions
that
can
be
assigned
to
a
user.
You
can
create
your
own
roles
and
users
can
have
more
than
one
role.
Drupal
comes
with
three
roles
(anonymous,
authenticated,
and
administrator).
OpenPublish
does
not
contain
any
additional
roles
out
of
the
box.
1. Click
on
People
in
the
admin
menu.
2. Click
on
Permissions.
3. Hover
over
Permissions
and
click
on
Roles
4. Notice
that
you
can
add
and/or
edit
a
role.
5. Click
on
Permissions
again.
Observe
that
permissions
assigned
to
the
authenticated
role
are
also
checked
for
the
other
roles
and
cannot
be
removed
until
the
authenticated
role
no
longer
has
that
permission.
Content
Types
• Article
• Blog
Post
• Photo
Gallery
• Profile
• Section
Front
• Site
Page
• Video
Creating
an
Article
1. Click
on
Add
content
from
the
shortcuts
menu
bar.
2. Click
on
Article
from
the
list
of
content
types.
3. Complete
the
form.
a. Title:
Type
a
title
of
your
choice.
b. Author:
Start
to
type
a
name
and
then
select
the
correct
name
from
the
pre-‐populated
list.
The
author
must
have
a
profile
in
order
to
show
up
in
this
list.
c. Body:
Enter
the
text
for
your
article.
d. Text
format:
Select
Full
HTML
from
the
dropdown.
Observe
the
editor
that
appears.
i. Note:
You
can
add
more
editor
buttons
by
going
to
Configuration
>
WYSIWYG
profile
and
clicking
on
edit
for
the
Full
HTML
input
format.
e. HTML
Editor
buttons:
Add
an
image
to
the
body
of
your
article:
i. Click
on
the
image
icon
in
the
HTML
editor.
ii. Click
on
Browse
Server.
iii. Select
an
image
1. Note:
You
can
use
this
feature
to
upload
an
image
to
the
server.
iv. Click
Insert
file.
v. Click
OK.
1. Note:
Images
are
added
to
nodes
using
different
methods
depending
on
the
content
type.
f. Section:
If
your
site
is
divided
into
sections,
choose
the
section
that
this
article
applies
to.
To
add
a
section,
go
to
Structure
>
Taxonomy
>
Sections.
g. Main
Image:
Upload
the
main
image
for
your
article
h. Related
Content:
Start
to
type
the
title
of
a
node
and
then
select
the
correct
title
from
the
pre-‐populated
list.
i. Menu
settings:
Leave
unchecked.
i. Note:
If
you
wanted
the
article
to
show
on
the
main
menu,
you
would
check
this
block
and
assign
the
node
to
the
main
menu.
j. Revision
information:
Leave
unchecked.
i. Note:
This
is
used
when
you
are
editing
a
node
and
wish
to
keep
a
copy
of
the
node
in
its
previous
state.
If
you
find
you
don’t
want
to
keep
the
edits,
you
can
revert
to
the
previous
version
as
long
as
you
have
used
this
feature.
k. URL
path
settings:
Leave
as
is.
i. Note:
OpenPublish
comes
with
the
Pathauto
module,
which
is
used
to
generate
user-‐friendly
URLs
based
on
a
predefined
URL
pattern
or
template.
To
see
the
path
patterns,
go
to
Configuration
>
URL
aliases
>
Patterns.
l. Comment
settings:
Leave
as
is
if
you
have
the
Disqus
app
enabled
and
you
would
like
comments
on
the
articles
m. Authoring
information:
As
the
admin,
you
can
leave
as
is
or
assign
this
node
to
another
user.
n. Publishing
options:
Leave
as
is
to
automatically
publish
the
article.
o. Click
Save.
Adding
a
Blog
Post
1. Click
on
Add
content
from
the
shortcuts
menu
bar.
2. Click
on
Blog
Post
from
the
list
of
content
types.
3. Complete
the
form.
a. Title:
Type
a
title
of
your
choice.
b. Blog:
Choose
the
blog
section
that
this
blog
post
applies
to.
To
add
a
new
blog
section,
go
to
Structure
>
Taxonomy
>
Blog.
c. Author:
Start
to
type
a
name
and
then
select
the
correct
name
from
the
pre-‐populated
list.
The
author
must
have
a
profile
in
order
to
show
up
in
this
list.
d. Body:
Enter
the
text
for
your
blog
entry.
e. Text
format:
Select
Full
HTML
from
the
dropdown.
Observe
the
editor
that
appears.
i. Note:
The
administrator,
staff,
and
editor
roles
can
use
Full
HTML.
You
can
add
more
editor
buttons
by
going
to
Configuration
>
WYSIWYG
profile
and
clicking
on
edit
for
the
Full
HTML
input
format.
f. HTML
Editor
buttons:
Add
an
image
to
the
body
of
your
blog:
i. Click
on
the
image
icon
in
the
HTML
editor.
ii. Click
on
Browse
Server.
iii. Select
an
image
1. Note:
You
can
use
this
feature
to
upload
an
image
to
the
server.
iv. Click
Insert
file.
v. Click
OK.
1. Note:
Images
are
added
to
nodes
using
different
methods
depending
on
the
content
type.
g. Section:
If
your
site
is
divided
into
sections,
choose
the
section
that
this
blog
post
applies
to.
To
add
a
section,
go
to
Structure
>
Taxonomy
>
Sections.
h. Related
Content:
Start
to
type
the
title
of
a
node
and
then
select
the
correct
title
from
the
pre-‐populated
list.
i. Menu
settings:
Leave
unchecked.
i. Note:
If
you
wanted
the
blog
post
to
show
on
the
main
menu,
you
would
check
this
block
and
assign
the
node
to
the
main
menu.
j. Revision
information:
Leave
unchecked.
i. Note:
This
is
used
when
you
are
editing
a
node
and
wish
to
keep
a
copy
of
the
node
in
its
previous
state.
If
you
find
you
don’t
want
to
keep
the
edits,
you
can
revert
to
the
previous
version
as
long
as
you
have
used
this
feature.
k. URL
path
settings:
Leave
as
is.
i. Note:
OpenPublish
comes
with
the
Pathauto
module,
which
is
used
to
generate
user-‐friendly
URLs
based
on
a
predefined
URL
pattern
or
template.
To
see
the
path
patterns,
go
to
Configuration
>
URL
aliases
>
Patterns.
l. Comment
settings:
Leave
as
is
if
you
have
the
Disqus
app
enabled
and
you
would
like
comments
on
the
blog
post
m. Authoring
information:
As
the
admin,
you
can
leave
as
is
or
assign
this
node
to
another
user.
n. Publishing
options:
Leave
as
is
to
automatically
publish
the
blog
post.
o. Click
Save.
Creating
a
Photo
Gallery
1. Click
on
Add
content
from
the
shortcuts
menu
bar.
2. Click
on
Photo
Gallery
from
the
list
of
content
types.
3. Complete
the
form
a. Title:
Type
a
title
of
your
choice.
b. Author:
Start
to
type
a
name
and
then
select
the
correct
name
from
the
pre-‐populated
list.
The
author
must
have
a
profile
in
order
to
show
up
in
this
list.
c. Main
Image:
Upload
the
image
that
you
would
like
to
use
as
the
cover
to
your
photo
gallery.
d. Gallery
Images:
Upload
the
images
you
would
like
to
include
in
your
gallery
and
add
captions
as
necessary
e. Body:
Enter
the
text
for
your
photo
gallery.
f. Section:
If
your
site
is
divided
into
sections,
choose
the
section
that
this
photo
gallery
applies
to.
To
add
a
section,
go
to
Structure
>
Taxonomy
>
Sections.
g. Related
Content:
Start
to
type
the
title
of
a
node
and
then
select
the
correct
title
from
the
pre-‐populated
list.
h. Menu
settings:
Leave
unchecked.
i. Note:
If
you
wanted
the
photo
gallery
to
show
on
the
main
menu,
you
would
check
this
block
and
assign
the
node
to
the
main
menu.
i. Revision
information:
Leave
unchecked.
i. Note:
This
is
used
when
you
are
editing
a
node
and
wish
to
keep
a
copy
of
the
node
in
its
previous
state.
If
you
find
you
don’t
want
to
keep
the
edits,
you
can
revert
to
the
previous
version
as
long
as
you
have
used
this
feature.
j. URL
path
settings:
Leave
as
is.
i. Note:
OpenPublish
comes
with
the
Pathauto
module,
which
is
used
to
generate
user-‐friendly
URLs
based
on
a
predefined
URL
pattern
or
template.
To
see
the
path
patterns,
go
to
Configuration
>
URL
aliases
>
Patterns.
k. Comment
settings:
Leave
as
is
if
you
have
the
Disqus
app
enabled
and
you
would
like
comments
on
the
blog
post
l. Authoring
information:
As
the
admin,
you
can
leave
as
is
or
assign
this
node
to
another
user.
m. Publishing
options:
Leave
as
is
to
automatically
publish
the
photo
gallery.
n. Click
Save.
Adding
a
Video
1. Click
on
Add
content
from
the
shortcuts
menu
bar.
2. Click
on
Video
from
the
list
of
content
types.
3. Complete
the
form
a. Title:
Type
a
title
of
your
choice.
b. Author:
Start
to
type
a
name
and
then
select
the
correct
name
from
the
pre-‐populated
list.
The
author
must
have
a
profile
in
order
to
show
up
in
this
list.
c. Embedded
Video:
Paste
the
URL
of
the
video
you
would
like
to
embed
d. Body:
Enter
the
text
description
for
your
video
if
applicable
e. Section:
If
your
site
is
divided
into
sections,
choose
the
section
that
this
video
applies
to.
To
add
a
section,
go
to
Structure
>
Taxonomy
>
Sections.
f. Related
Content:
Start
to
type
the
title
of
a
node
and
then
select
the
correct
title
from
the
pre-‐populated
list.
g. Menu
settings:
Leave
unchecked.
i. Note:
If
you
wanted
the
video
to
show
on
the
main
menu,
you
would
check
this
block
and
assign
the
node
to
the
main
menu.
h. Revision
information:
Leave
unchecked.
i. Note:
This
is
used
when
you
are
editing
a
node
and
wish
to
keep
a
copy
of
the
node
in
its
previous
state.
If
you
find
you
don’t
want
to
keep
the
edits,
you
can
revert
to
the
previous
version
as
long
as
you
have
used
this
feature.
i. URL
path
settings:
Leave
as
is.
i. Note:
OpenPublish
comes
with
the
Pathauto
module,
which
is
used
to
generate
user-‐friendly
URLs
based
on
a
predefined
URL
pattern
or
template.
To
see
the
path
patterns,
go
to
Configuration
>
URL
aliases
>
Patterns.
j. Comment
settings:
Leave
as
is
if
you
have
the
Disqus
app
enabled
and
you
would
like
comments
on
the
blog
post
k. Authoring
information:
As
the
admin,
you
can
leave
as
is
or
assign
this
node
to
another
user.
l. Publishing
options:
Leave
as
is
to
automatically
publish
the
video.
m. Click
Save.