This document explains
how to manage content across all backend dashboard sections such as Blogs, Videos, Infographics, Ebooks, Pages, Products,
Calculators
and more.
Overview
By following this guide, you will be able to:
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Publish or unpublish content
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Perform bulk actions (Publish / Unpublish)
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View engagement or reactions (where applicable)
- Filter content by category
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Filter content using predefined or custom date ranges
Publish & Unpublish Content (Single and Multiple)
Step: 1 Publish / Unpublish a Single Item
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After creating or updating any content item, use the
Publish toggle:
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π΄ ON (Red) β Content is
Published and visible on the frontend
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βͺ OFF β Content is
Unpublished and hidden from the frontend
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After unpublishing:
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A confirmation message appears
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The toggle switches to OFF
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The content is no longer visible on the frontend
Step 2: Publish or Unpublish Multiple Items at Once
- Select one, multiple, or all items using the checkboxes
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Choose an option from Bulk Actions:
π‘ To apply actions across all pages:
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Apply the required bulk action
View Reactions / Engagement (Where Applicable)
Some sections support
user reactions or engagement metrics such as:
These insights help analyze
content performance and user interaction.
β οΈ Available only for sections that support reactions.
Filter Content by Category
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Use the Category Filter to:
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View items belonging to a specific category
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See total item counts per category
After filtering, you can:
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Export filtered data to Excel (if needed)
View Unpublished Content
- Open the Select Status dropdown
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Switch from Available to
Unpublish
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Republish individual items using the toggle
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Republish multiple items using Bulk Actions
Search Content
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Use the Search for⦠field to quickly locate
content by:
This is the fastest way to find a specific item in large datasets.
Filter Content by Date Range
Step 1: Open Date Range Selector
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Click the Custom Date Range Selector to filter
content by:
Step 2: Adjust Pagination if Needed
If items are not visible:
- Change pagination (e.g., 30 β All)
- Then apply the date filter
Step 3: Example: Filter by Full Year
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Date range is January 2025 β December 2025
Step 4: Use Predefined Date Ranges
You can quickly filter using:
Or define a custom date range, then click
Done.
Step 5: Set Custom Date Range (Advanced)
- Reopen the Date Range Selector
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Click the Early field to set the
Start Date
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Click the Continuous field to define the
End Date
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Click Done to apply the filter
The content
list updates based on the selected date range.
Important Notes
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Always confirm Publish status before going live
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Use Bulk Actions carefully, especially when
pagination is set to All
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Verify filters before exporting data
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Use date filters to audit or review historical content
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Remember: filters and actions apply only to the
current section
Summary
By using this unified management workflow, users can control publish and unpublish status, apply bulk actions, filter and search content easily, analyze engagement where available, and keep all sections clean, organized, and well-managed. This ensures consistency, efficiency, and better control across the entire backend dashboard.