So the first type of content reuse we're going to look at is reusing content in publications. If you remember our publications are like a table of contents, it contains all those different topics, the structure, of what I want to put into my content. We're just gonna see the very simple way. I've got some existing topics that I want to reuse in my publications. Let's have a look. As you all know, this is the Paligo dashboard, and we have some example content here on the left that we did when we did the authoring sessions. If you've not seen them and you need some help, either that you're looking at Paligo or you just want a good refresher on how to author in Paligo, please go review that and advise it. But if we're good to go, I would also remind you it's a really good idea here that while I'm going through the different types of reuse, maybe stop the recording when I've shown you something and do it yourself. Improve what I call your Paligo muscle memory. So rather than just watch this as some sort of interesting recording, go and do it yourself. Get your hands dirty if you've got a version of Paligo. I think it's the best way to go forward. So if you remember when we open a publication, so either by pressing the three dots and going edit open structure or just clicking on the words, don't click on the icon that moves things around. You see the icon changed. Click on the words, there's my publication. And these were actually all new content that we created all over here. Let's say I want to use other content. So let me just open the tutorial window, the one that you will actually get when you open a new Paligo instance and say I just want to bring in these two different topics so I can just drag them or just shift and click, so I could select a couple of them, bring them over here, and push them here. And as you can see, I've just added them to my publication. Very simple instruction to do of reusing content in publications. And if I save, it's there until it's ever changed again. We have our new reuse. Very very simple way to do it. One of the ways. And if you remember, we explained last time, a fork, a fork is a reuse of an actual topic. So publishing now is actually probably being reused in more than one publication. It'll have multiple forks. And if we just go clever for a second and if I go and I find, for example, publishing, and I go to edit, open structure for that topic, you'll actually see that it's being reused in our SaaS application, the one that we just moved it to just now. So you can actually see where everything is being used, and this is actually being reused in multiple publications. Excellent. So we've just reused a topic inside a publication, simple to do, effective, and probably something you'll do quite frequently. There's other ways as well that we can reuse topics. We can actually reuse them as like a subsection in a regular topic or we can put them in the topic structure view. Let's go and have a look and see what I'm talking about. So first of all, let's go and reuse content inside an existing section. Let's go to 'about our product'. Now we just click on it, and that opens in the editor. So as you might have seen last time, we can actually build sections inside of a larger topic. In other words, maybe, you know, heading levels that are different, we just do it slightly different in Paligo. What I would do is you'd go to here which is right at the end under the main section. Click alt + enter (or the equivalent), and I'll put in another section. And this could be 'a word from the owners', for example. And this, as we know, is a title. Inside that section of the original section. So this, for example, let's say, was a heading 1 when you publish to HTML, This would by default be the level under, in other words, a heading 2. And then we put some content. 'We're committed to excellence', as I'm sure everybody on this recording is. But maybe there's another topic that I want to reuse instead of writing this new section. So what I would do is go down to here, go down to the end. If you go into import or insert another topic you need to be at the end of the section. You could always move that afterwards. I go 'insert component'. And let's just bring in for example 'payroll'. I've now got a second level topic. Yeah. It'll behave the same as this one. Let's have a look. We'll do a preview on HTML5. And you see here, here we have our main title. Here's a second level, and here's a second level, as well as you can see on the right hand side, I've got it to look from the layout editor we should look at in another video where we can actually move between the two. So even though one is an actual section, and one is an inserted topic. They both behave in the same way as far as your end users or your customers are concerned. Let me show you something snazzy maybe that's worth knowing. So if I take 'a word from the owners', currently, is that reusable? Yes or no? So hopefully I can hear you hear you shouting back to me. No. It's not reusable, Steve. Because it's just a section inside of a topic. It's not reusable. I'd like to make it reusable. So what can I do? So I can actually click on the section menu and convert to reusable components. And I'll keep the title as it is. It'll be the name on the left hand side in the content manager, which folder, I'll leave it here, And if I want to reuse it or essentially throw it out, I want to keep it in here. So if I click okay, what's the magic that happens here? 'A word from the owners' now appears. And this is if I did 'insert component' into Paligo, like we did for payroll, it now exists and I do a save. Now this content is secure. And if I were to do a preview, it would look exactly like this again. In the same way. So we've seen how we can take a topic and put it into another topic and also make a section into a reusable topic. If you want to move these around, actually go to the XML tree view, and I could just click on this and move it above, and then you see I changed the orders around as well. The XML attribute that I think we saw last time. You can use this for moving different things, just showing you how to move those inserted components in a very, very quick way. There's also another way. Actually, two other ways, but we'll talk about one just now. In order to reuse content inside a topic. So we just went 'insert component' in the authoring environment and put our order of content in. There's a different way. I can actually go to a topic like this one, 'a word for our owners'. Let's say one of those we created. And I can go edit, open structure, and I could actually drag other topics into here and even create a hierarchy if I wanted. It would look exactly well, let's make it simple, actually. That would make it look exactly like this topic underneath here. It's exactly the same output. The customer will see as if there's one topic containing these three sections 'logging in', 'introduction to video', 'about us'. It's an alternative way in order to get to the same output for your end users, for your customers. Why would you do it this way? Is a good question to ask? Well, maybe you've got lots of topics inside here or lots of sections, and we actually don't by default, allow you to put more than ten inserted components inside a topic and it's best not to go against that because it's also bad customer experience for users, but should there be an end case where you need to do such a thing, then this could be a good way to go around it because you can put different topics in here and that's and that's a perfectly acceptable thing to do. Maybe you want to branch or reuse in different ways, have the flexibility of moving between different things. This gives you a bit more flexibility. The downside of doing it this way is if you did a preview over here, you wouldn't see these topics when you do a preview. When you do a full publish, they obviously appear, but you wouldn't see them in a preview. So we just put a structure of reused topics into 'a word from the owners'. So how can I reuse that somewhere? So if I just go into our publication here. If I just drag this over, it's just dragging the topic. It is not dragging the structure that we made. If I want to keep the structure, I need to shift and click on the icon and then drag it over, and you'll see that it says structure reuse. So to actually reuse the full structure for that topic, not just the content inside that topic, you need to hold shift when bringing over the topic. Otherwise, it will just bring the content of the actual topic rather than the full structure.