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How to export posts from Setka Content Cloud in HTML or in PDF.
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How to export posts from Setka Content Cloud in HTML or in PDF.
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A Design Cloud subscription plan makes it possible to use Setka Editor from a personal account without the need for CMS integration. Users can create posts in their browsers before simply exporting the resulting HTML code into any content management platform.
Click the Posts > Create Post;
Create a post and save it by clicking Save post below.
To save and exit, click Exit & Save.
Posts are sorted by date on the Posts page.
Once you delete a post, it is moved to the Deleted posts folder where it will remain for 30 days. This allows restoring any post you might have deleted accidentally. The Deleted posts tab can be found in the Posts tab in your Setka account next to the Your posts.
Next to the deleted post, you will see:
A number of days remaining before complete deletion. After that time they and their assets will be permanently deleted;
Restore post button to restore a post;
Bin button to delete a post permanently.
Once you restore a post, it is moved back to the main Posts section. In case you are Setka Content Cloud API user, you need to click Publish to bring the post back to your platform.
Go to Posts in Setka Account and find a post to export.
Then click Export on the bottom right of the post badge:
To save code as a .txt file, click Save code as .txt or Copy to clipboard.
Click Export on the bottom right of the editor page:
To save code as a .txt file, click Save as .txt or Copy to clipboard.
Design Cloud subscription plans are available upon request; please reach out to support@tiny.cloud.
Some additional design and export options appear in the editor if your subscription plan allows.
While working with the post, you can see how it will be automatically broken down into pages. To do this, there is a separate PDF mode in the editor's preview.
Automatic page breaks are not universal. E.g., some blocks with the background may split into two parts, or logically related elements may end up on different pages. Therefore, you can insert a forced page break in the right place.
Select PDF page break on the Side Toolbar to add a page break:
You can enable or disable the top indent for the content on the next page for each break.
After adding the first page break, others will be calculated automatically, based on the position of the first one.
You can set up visibility for specific items on a PDF page (e.g., hide subscription forms or CTAs):
1. Find the post on the Posts page and click on Export on its' badge.
or export from the editor page:
2. Select Send post as .pdf:
3. You will receive the .pdf file via an e-mail used to register your Setka Account.
The exported file would only contain the content created in Setka Editor. Don't forget to make up the title in Setka Editor to get it in the PDF file.
The file would not be paginated. We plan to implement a pagination interface in future releases.
Emoji will not be displayed in the PDF file.
Only the first image will be displayed in the galleries. So, if you plan to export the content to PDF, we don't recommend using galleries.
Some videos or other embeds may not have a title image (depending on a service used to generate embeds). In the future, we plan to display video title images for the most frequently used services.
You can open and edit the generated PDF file in Sketch, Adobe Illustrator, or other similar applications.
To activate the Design Cloud plan, please contact support@tiny.cloud.
You can send a link to a post preview to a coworker or a customer. The preview available via link won't be editable. A password can protect a document. You can share it in 2 ways:
1. Go to Posts in the control panel.
2. Find the post you want to share a link to. Click the options button (three dots) on the post badge and select Create shareable link:
3. Set a post access password and click on the Get shareable link. To share a link without password protection, click on share without a password. The link will be copied to the clipboard automatically:
4. A user with the post link now can view the post, even without access to Setka Editor.
1. Go to Posts in the control panel.
2. Find the post you want to share a link on. Click Preview on the post badge:
3. Click Share in the top left corner of the screen:
4. Set a post access password and click on the Get shareable link button. To share a link without password protection, click on share without a password. The link will be copied to the clipboard automatically:
4. A user with the post link now can view the post, even without access to Setka Editor.
To change the settings:
1. Go to Posts in the control panel.
2. Find the shared post. It will be marked by a special "link" symbol. Click on options (three dots) in the post badge and select Sharing settings:
These settings are also available on the preview page.
3. Here, you will be able to:
Disable the access via a link — select Turn sharing off.
Get the earlier generated link in the corresponding text field. Click Copy to clipboard to quickly copy it.
Set a new password in a Set a new password field:
Your site should meet the following requirements to import HTML from Setka Editor's Content Design Cloud:
<script>, <link> and <div> tags should not be modified.
<style> tags should not be modified. Setka Editor uses its own styles, generated by Content Design System Manager (CDSM). To display all the content correctly, these styles must retain their original appearances.
data-* attributes within HTML should not be limited.
If you follow these guidelines, but your post still looks incorrect, please contact our support team.
