Space Publishing

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Space Publishing

Content can be published and synchronized from one space to another space in the same instance.

Space Publishing is used to copy and sync space content from a source space to a target space.

• a target space must first be linked to the source space for space publishing

A space administrator can copy and publish all the space content content in a single publish action. The space administrator can also allow users with edit permission to copy and publish individual pages.

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Publishing status

After linking the source space and target space in the space publishing configuration, the source space documents publishing status is set as NEW.

Once an initial copy and publish action has occurred, each document will be synced and the document status will be PUBLISHED.

A change in either a source space document or target space document will set the the document status to OUT OF SYNC.

The publishing status lozenges are displayed by default on both the source space content and the target space content (for users with admin or edit permission for the content in that space).

Deleting a published document from the source space will set the target space document status as REMOVED. Deleting a published document from the target space sets the source space document as NEW.

What is copied and published?

Space Publishing can be configured to include

• pages, blogposts, top-level pages

The publish and sync action can also be set to include

• labels, content properties, version comments, display/hide the publishing status lozenges

You can also choose to match labels on content in each space, delete any content found in the target space, copy page restrictions and replace source space references in the published content to the target space references.

A label can be set by a global administrator as a sync-label. This sync-label can then used to determine which content to publish in a space publishing action.

Who can use Space Publishing?

Using Space Publishing