Ultimate Guide To Drupal 8.6
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Content Moderation<br />
By default, content in <strong>Drupal</strong> has two states: published (visible on the site) or unpublished (visible only to the author and site admins). However, many sites<br />
have more complex publishing needs.<br />
The content moderation module builds on top of the workflows module and <strong>Drupal</strong> 8's ability to create content revisions that are not live yet but newer<br />
than the last live version. It ships with a default "editorial workflow" with "draft," "published," and "archived" states, which are useful for state tracking in<br />
simple publishing scenarios.<br />
This workflow can either be modified and extended for more<br />
complex use cases, or another publishing workflow can be created<br />
if you plan to apply a simpler workflow to your blog posts and a<br />
more complex workflow for your press releases. Your workflow for<br />
press releases could look like: new => draft => media / asset<br />
review => legal team sign-off => published.<br />
You can also create multiple editorial roles, and restrict users'<br />
ability to move content to and from these workflow states (for<br />
example, only admins can use the restore and restore to draft<br />
transitions ).<br />
The content moderation module builds on top of the<br />
workflows module and <strong>Drupal</strong> 8's ability to create<br />
content revisions that are not live yet but newer than<br />
the last live version.<br />
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