Model content

A schema defines the content structure in your web app and consists of models, components and remote sources.

Before diving into Prepr, learn the basics about content modeling and how to model content using some typical examples like a Blog, Page and Personalization.

Introduction to content modeling Content modeling examples

Dive into Prepr and learn how to set up a schema by managing models, components, setting up remote sources and other more advanced features.

Manage models Learn how to create, edit, and delete a model, and manage model settings.Manage the Asset model Learn how to add fields and enable localization for assets.Manage components Learn how to how to create and manage a component.Manage enumerations Learn how to how to create and manage an enumeration.Set up a predefined remote source Learn how to set up a predefined remote source to reference content from another system.Set up a custom remote source Learn how to set up a custom remote source to reference content from another system.Field types Check out a list of all available field types in Prepr.Sync schemas Learn how to sync a schema from one environment to another in one organization.Sync content Learn how to sync content from one environment to another in one organization.Shared schema Learn how to share a schema between multiple environments in an organization.Shared content Learn how to share content between multiple environments in an organization.

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