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Rebranding notice!

Acquia announces rebranding of its “Acquia CMS” offering, which includes a collection of Drupal modules. “Acquia CMS” is now referred to as “Drupal Starter Kits”.

You manage content from the Content administration page with the Headless starter kit.

The following image and table describe the key area of the Content administration page:

Image label	Description
A	Secondary navigation to administer content, blocks, managed files, and media.
B	Tertiary navigation for moderate content and schedule workflow transitions.
C	Filter form to refine the content displayed below. By default, the filter form contains filters for title, content type, published state, language, categories, and tags.
D	Bulk actions functionality to select filtered content and apply bulk actions such as publishing, unpublishing, and deleting.
E	Operations dropdown menu for a single piece of content. The default Edit button takes you to the content edit form.

Note

CMS developers can customize the default content administration experience to better suit your data model and business workflows.

Rebranding notice!

Acquia announces rebranding of its “Acquia CMS” offering, which includes a collection of Drupal modules. “Acquia CMS” is now referred to as “Drupal Starter Kits”.

You manage content from the Content administration page with the Headless starter kit.

The following image and table describe the key area of the Content administration page:

Image label	Description
A	Secondary navigation to administer content, blocks, managed files, and media.
B	Tertiary navigation for moderate content and schedule workflow transitions.
C	Filter form to refine the content displayed below. By default, the filter form contains filters for title, content type, published state, language, categories, and tags.

Rebranding notice!

Acquia announces rebranding of its “Acquia CMS” offering, which includes a collection of Drupal modules. “Acquia CMS” is now referred to as “Drupal Starter Kits”.

You manage content from the Content administration page with the Headless starter kit.

The following image and table describe the key area of the Content administration page:

Image label	Description
A	Secondary navigation to administer content, blocks, managed files, and media.
B	Tertiary navigation for moderate content and schedule workflow transitions.
C	Filter form to refine the content displayed below. By default, the filter form contains filters for title, content type, published state, language, categories, and tags.
D	Bulk actions functionality to select filtered content and apply bulk actions such as publishing, unpublishing, and deleting.
E	Operations dropdown menu for a single piece of content. The default Edit button takes you to the content edit form.

Note

CMS developers can customize the default content administration experience to better suit your data model and business workflows.

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Headless content administration

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