Content Record Details Panel

The Details panel provides quick access to details of a content record that are useful and help you perform many tasks. These details include Content Summary , Feedback , Keywords, Learned Terms, Library References, Preview, Usage, Similar Content , Linked Content , Revisions, and Review Job History.To open the context sensitive Details panel on the right of the Library page, double-click a content record. Select the required details from the View drop-down menu. The Content ID and Title are displayed at the top of the panel.

Content Summary

The Content Summary of a content record gives an overview of the content record's status and additional details like comments, alert messages, checkout, linked content IDs, etc.

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Examples of the Content summary in the Details panel. It shows that the content record is not check out, has alerts enabled, has expiration date, is bundled, has no feedback, has comments, and is linked to 3 records. The alert message and comment are visible. Click to expand.

Feedback

You can see the feedback and replies by users in a discussion thread. You can reply in a thread. You can also provide separate feedback by using the "Submit Feedback" button. For more information, see Feedback.

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Examples of Feedback in the Details panel. It shows the feedback in expanded view, option to reply to a feedback, and the "Submit Feedback" button at the bottom. Click to expand.

Keywords

In this view you can see the keywords, which are words or phrases explicitly assigned to content records to categorize them. They also help to search the record.

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Examples of Keywords in the Details panel. Click to expand.

Learned Terms

In this view you can see the learned terms. When users acknowledge that a content record returned in a search is an appropriate match for the search text by using the record, search terms are automatically added to record as learned terms to improve search results. A record is considered used when it is: downloaded, copied when in HTML Full Size Preview mode, accepted into an RFP in a created document, or dragged and dropped into an RFP subsection in a project (not including AutoFill).

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Examples of Learned Terms in the Details panel. Click to expand.

Library References

In this view you can see the list of content records referenced by the selected content record in the "References" tab. And the list of content records referencing the selected content record in the "Referenced By" tab. You can also search for a content record if you have a long list of reference records. Click the expand button to right of a listed record to see more details of a reference record. The More Option button on the top right of the listed records allows you to perform all the actions you can perform on the record from the library panel. This is convenient as you do not have to search for the reference record in the library view to perform some actions on it. For more information, see Create a library reference.

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Example of Library References in the Details panel. It shows the overlaid More Options menu that provides the ability to perform all standard Library actions on the record. The Referenced By tab shows the record titled "Strategic Technology Planning" that references the selected record titled "Company Profile "in the search results list panel. Click to expand.

Linked Content

This view lists the record's Content Management, Also See, and Translation links with the link configuration details. You can expand or collapse each listed record. The More Options menu button allows you to perform all library actions on the linked record, including editing or deleting the link. For more information, see Content Management links.

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Example of Linked Content view in the Details panel. It shows two records with links to the selected record. The "Attach your financial transaction ..." record contains an "Also See" link. The "Company Profile" record contains a Translation link. The expanded 'Company Profile' record shows the link configuration details. Click to expand.

Preview

This view allows you to preview the content record as an image or HTML and highlights search text. Click the Open Preview in new window Open Preview in New Window icon icon for a larger preview. The Preview view gives you the following display options: 

  • Image: This displays an image of the content record.
  • HTML: This displays the HTML text of the content record. This text can be copied and pasted. The HTML preview zoom slider, which defaults at 100% and is available between 50-400% zoom, can be controlled via the zoom control bar or the right/left/up/down keyboard options at 25% increments and will remember the zoom setting last used.
  • Highlight: The search text is highlighted.

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Example of Preview view in the Details panel. It shows the "Highlight" tab, which highlights search text in the preview. Click to expand.

Review Job History

This view lists all the review jobs in which the content record has been included, along with the following:

  • Review Job Title: Name of the review jobs in which the revision occurred.
  • Date: The date the record was approved and added back to the library.
  • Approved: The review job manager who approved the revision.
  • Last revision: Downloads the last version of the document before saved Track Changes were accepted and turned off.
  • Export: Creates a report of the activity on the record included in a job including the date the action was taken, the type of action and by whom it was performed, and the review job manager who approved the revision.

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Example of Review Job History view in the Details panel. It shows the details of a review job.Click to expand.

Revisions

The Revisions view lists previous versions of the content record.

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From left to right: Example of Revisions in the Details panel and side-by-side comparison of two revisions. Revision in the Details panel also shows one of the versions expanded. Click to expand.

Similar Content

The Similar Content view is a very useful tool that allows you to find duplicate content records or content records which have similar content. This will help you organize your content records that are similar in nature but serve different purposes and categorize them accordingly. The similar content records found in the library are listed in decreasing order of match. A score of 100 could mean that the content could be duplicates. In this case a score of 99 shows that all the terms in the selected PowerPoint slide record is closely matched by the MS word record with the same title with a ranking of 99.

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From left to right: Example of Similar Content view in the Details panel and side-by-side comparison of similar content. Ranking scores to the left of the records show the degree of match. Click to expand.

Usage

The Usage tab provides information on how a content record is used and the type of documents in which it is being used. Content records that are currently being used in a created document cannot be deleted. Content Managers can use the Usage view to review the content usage and decide if content should be removed or updated. The Usage details are available in three tabs and displays the different usage of the content record in projects, document types, and bundles.

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From left to right: Example of Usage view in the Details panel. "Project "tab, "Doc Type" tab and "Bundle" tab. Click to expand.