Series

Demo Series Page

Usage

Use Series when you’re adding a collection of entries of a single content type. A Series can be related to another content type, gallery, publication. 

Fields

Name

The name of the series.

Summary

A brief description of the series.

Image

Optional, insert image that is the highest quality and with appropriate permissions

Image Description

Required when there is an image, describe the image for those using a screen reader (serves alt text)

Relationships

Dataset-Series (Parent)

Any broad topic that this series has been associated with.

Series-Organization

Any organization that this series has been associated with.

Series-Digital Document

Any documents that are associated with this series.

Series-Video

Any video that is associated with this series.

Series-Gallery Image

Any image that is associated with this series

Series-Person

Any person that is associated with this series.

Series-Article

Any article that is associated with this series. 

Series-Publication Issue

The issues that are related to the overall publication. 

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