There are many resources available to help you successfully work with Sitecore Content Hub including best practices, user documentation, cloud development documentation, and the API/SDK documentation. You can also visit the Sitecore website for additional resources such as free training.
The following sections provide answers to common questions about managing digital assets in Content Hub.
If you don't find an answer to your question in the documentation or this FAQ section, let us know using the link at the bottom of the page.
Yes. When you send an email, a download order is created, complete with a public link. As a result, even for a single asset, a ZIP package is created. See Share via email.
Email links are public links created for download orders. The same rules apply to email links and public links. For more information, see Public links caching.
Currently, there is no inline preview for animated GIFs. This limitation does not apply to other media types.
There are four user roles that define access to content collections:
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Reader
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Contributor
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Manager
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Developer
By default, each content collection role has different permissions. The current roles are similar to the access roles, with the addition of the Developer role. The Developer role has the same authoring rights as a Reader but can also create API keys.
For more information on content collection roles, see User access to content collections.
Yes. Role templates are not system-owned, so it is possible to extend the permissions provided by default, including API key permissions.
You can approve a content item by using the state flow operations defined by default. Depending on your requirements, you can also add custom state flows and disable the default ones.
For additional information about state flows, see CMP flow and State flows.
When an asset has rights applied that restrict its usage, it isn't possible to access it through a public link. Attempting to do so will always return a 404 error.
For additional information about Digital Rights Management and restricted assets, see Digital Rights Management and Request download of restricted assets.
To find your locked assets, on the menu bar, click Manage and then, on the Manage page, click Locked assets. To learn how to unlock an asset, see Unlock.
When choosing which method to use, consider the following::
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The Import/export feature lets you export or import packages containing structural settings and changes to an environment.
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The Upload files feature lets you upload assets to Sitecore Digital Asset Management (DAM), so that you can start working with them.
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The Excel import feature lets you import data from Excel worksheets.