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Content Editor canvas showing a template with text, images, and data-bound components

What is the Content Editor?

The Content Editor (ContentHub) is the Reelevant platform’s visual design tool for building dynamic templates — banners, email sections, landing pages, and more. Using a drag-and-drop canvas, you create layouts with text, images, shapes, and data-driven components, then connect them to datasources to personalize every element at render time. Each content template is used by workflow output nodes to deliver the final visual experience to your audience.

Key Concepts

ConceptDescription
ContentA visual template composed of components arranged on a canvas.
ComponentAn individual element on the canvas — Text, Image, Shape, Map, Barcode, Countdown, Progress Bar, or Progress Arc.
LayerEvery component is a layer in the layers tree. Layers can be reordered, grouped, and toggled for visibility.
FrameA page or variant within a content template. Multi-frame content supports animated or multi-page layouts.
ConditionA visibility rule that shows or hides components based on data values at render time.
Data bindingConnecting a component property (text, image URL, etc.) to a variable from a datasource or URL parameter.
DependencyA data source (datasource, URL parameter, geolocation, weather) attached to the content for dynamic rendering.

Content Lifecycle

StatusDescription
DraftThe content is being edited and has not been published yet.
PublishingThe content is being validated by the platform.
PublishedThe content is ready to be used in a workflow.
ErrorThe content encountered an issue during publishing.
A content must be Published before it can be assigned to a visual content output node in a workflow.

Editor Layout

The Content Editor is organized into several areas:
  1. Header — Displays the content name, status, and action buttons (Preview, Publish, Settings).
  2. Canvas — The main design area where you place and arrange components.
  3. Toolbar — A bar with tools for adding components (Text, Shapes, Images, Barcode, Map, Countdown, Progress bars), zoom, undo/redo, and layout guides.
  4. Layers panel — A tree view showing all components and their hierarchy.
  5. Configuration panel — Opens when a component is selected, showing its properties (position, size, appearance, data binding).
  6. Frame dock — A page preview carousel at the bottom for navigating between frames.

What’s Next?

Content Listing

Browse, create, and manage your content templates.

Editor

Learn the editor layout, toolbar, and canvas controls.

Components

Explore all available component types.

Layers

Organize components with the layers tree.

Data Binding

Connect your content to dynamic data sources.

Conditions

Control component visibility with data-driven rules.