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Managing Sets

Let's Talk About Sets, Baby!

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Written by Tom Drake
Updated over 5 months ago

Introduction

In Skylark, a set is a special kind of relationship that allows you to group content together in an ordered way. You can think of a set as a playlist, a collection, or a menu of items that belong together. Crucially, both a set and its contents are subject to availability, meaning it's possible to ensure licensed content only appears when it is supposed to, regardless of where it's displayed.

Sets are used in Skylark to organise content into specific groups, based on their type or purpose. For example, sets can be used to represent views or pages, visual modules, editorially maintained collections or playlists, navigation menus or the contents of available plans.

Sets can contain a mixture of object types. For example you could use a set to populate a rail with a mix of episodes, seasons and extras for a given TV show.

Create a Set

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  • Log in to your Skylark account and navigate to the Content Library page.

  • Click + Create and select Create Object.

  • Choose the Set object and a form will appear below.

  • Fill in the form and click Create Set at the bottom.

Add Content to the Set

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  • Click on the set to open the metadata panel on the right hand side.

  • Choose the content from the listing on the left of the screen and drag it on to the set to add the content.

  • You can use the check boxes to the far left to select multiple objects and drag them all in one go.

  • You can drag each object into the desired numbered position

  • Once you're ready, click Save

Reorder a Set/Delete Content from a Set

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  • Find the Set you want to reorder and click on it to open the metadata panel.

  • Click on the Content tab

  • Click Edit Content

  • You can then drag the objects to reorder them

  • You can also click on the bin icon to remove the objects from the set

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