General set-up

• General settings

  In order to properly configure your Maglr environment, there are some general settings to go through. This involves project rights & security, available languages and the ability to show or hide default Maglr templates. To configure these settings, go to the General settings tab via Settings in the navigation bar at the top of the Maglr dashboard. Project rights This allows you to determine which projects the users in the environment will be able to see and edit when there aren't pFew readers

• Setting up your Maglr environment

  Setting up an environment in Maglr can prove to be quite complex. It (ideally) involves a Navigation Environment, domain names and categories. This way, you can always connect your publications to the right navigation interface and domain name, in order to always have the best possible outcome for your publications. Setting up We start with the navigation environment. Here you can set up and design a complete environment in which your publications will be published. This ranges from the colFew readers

• Choose languages to publish

  From the Maglr dashboard, go to the Settings tab. This area allows the user the change many different settings for the Maglr dashboard, editors and publications. Once in the settings tab, click the 'General settings' icon under General. This will direct you to a new page with a list of different languages with tick boxes next to them. Language settings Via the list of languages, you need to tick the boxes you wish to have available for when you publish or create a project.Few readers

• Manage your fonts

  When creating a project in Maglr, we want to give you the full ability to choose which fonts you would like to use. In addition to the standard fonts, it is also possible to add additional fonts to your projects. This can be done by choosing fonts from the Google Fonts library or even upload custom fonts that you have created or purchased. Google Fonts is a library of 980 free licensed font families, an interactive web directory for browsing the library, and APIs fFew readers

• Set-up your colour style

  Creating a colour style A good color style is the starting point of every new project. By configuring this before creating your first project, it will take less time to make publications that match your desired corporate identity or color scheme. Small changes can always be made or adjusted on individual pages within the editor itself.   Image: colour styles in the Maglr dashboard (https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/websiFew readers

Navigation environments

• The navigation environment

  A navigation environment surrounds your publications. This environment makes it possible for viewers to navigate through the pages or enable a side menu with more information about you or your company. Each license contains one navigation environment, which can be completely configured to your specific needs. There are a lot of settings you can configure inside your navigation environment. The most important ones are described beloSome readers

• Choosing navigation types

  In the navigation environment, you can choose between different navigation types to use for navigation through publications. You can set navigation types for both slide and stack publications, in addition to (if purchased) the presenter apps. To change the navigation type, edit your navigation environment settings via the pencil icon. Go to the navigation tab, select the publication type and then ediSome readers

• Set the environment colours

  In order to make it match with your (company's) color style, you can change the colours of the navigation environment. Edit your navigation environment settings via the pencil icon and go to the colours & fonts tab. Here you can change all used colours and fonts within the navigation environment, from the side menu to the overview section. Colours you choose here will be applied to all publications connected to this environment. ImagFew readers

• Change environment texts

  For each part of the navigation environment, you can set a specific text to display. By going to navigation environment under settings in the dashboard and selecting the pencil icon, you can see the texts tab in the window that pops up. Here you can set up your messages to display for each language within the environment. Select a language to enter the message displayed when your publications are viewed in that lFew readers

• Configure cookie consent

  At Maglr, we are always focused on complying with GDPR legislation. Things could change a bit when you are making adjustments to the dashboard settings, add external embeds or use third-party tools like Google Tag Manager. Click here to learn more about GDPR and Maglr. Image: default cookie consent in Maglr When you want to add extra third-partSome readers

• Let viewers subscribe to your publications

  You can offer your readers the option to subscribe in order to receive notifications about future updates of your publications. They can subscribe via the subscribe tab in the side menu when they are viewing your publication, but you can also activate a call-to-action for your viewers to perform this action. This is an ideal way to build an audience and update them about your new publications. Image: subscribe tab in the side menu of the navigation environment (https://storage.criFew readers

• Activate navigation help tooltip

  The navigation help tip is a small, interactive, textual hint for your publications. These present clarifications for your viewers, explaining them how they can navigate through the publication and interact with it. You can activate and customise this tip through the settings of your navigation environment. To activate the help tip, click the pencil icon next to your navigation environment under settings in the dashboard. Under the general tab, you will find an option caFew readers

• Hide content from Search Engines

  Since your publications are published online and publicly available, they are picked up by search engines. This means that your viewers can also search for your publications through search engines like Google or Bing. You can turn off this feature by editing your navigation interface via the pencil icon. Under the general tab you will find an option called search engine index. When turned on, search engines will pick upFew readers

Domain names

• Setting up a domain

  Domain names are used to publish your projects to, in order to be able to view them online. You can add multiple domain names and set up each of them to display specific projects. Publications on this domain are accessible via a registered component of the URL. For example: https://publications.maglr.com/projectname/pagename In the example above, 'publications' is called a subdomain where 'maglr.com' is the domain name. For eveSome readers

• Edit domain settings

  You can set up which publications should be shown on each domain via the domain filters. You can apply domain filters via the pencil icon next to each domain name under the domain names section in the dashboard settings. Image: editing the domain settings in the Maglr dashboard Whether you are creating a new domain orSome readers

• Connect custom domain to Maglr

  Maglr publications can be published and viewed on a custom domain of your chosen host or provider. A custom domain will still allow you to select filters and organise your publications on that domain. An example of a custom domain may look as follows: https://publications.companyname.com/projectname/pagename To use your custom domain name, you will have to configure it via the domain settings (settings domain name add or edit domain). Usually, your domain provider has a configPopular

Users, Categories & Teams

• Add & edit user profiles

  From this menu, you can manage who has access to the Maglr dashboard. This section shows a list of all users of the dashboard. You can add or edit users and change their user rights. Depending on your license, you have a limited amount of users you can register. Starting from the dashboard, go to Users via your Settings tab and click the green button to add or edit a user profile.  Image: user overview in the Maglr dashboard (https://storage.crFew readers

• Create a category

  Categories are mainly used to divide your projects into multiple folders, in order to maintain an overview of all your projects. However, categories can also be used to easily publish specific projects to the right domains. Click here to see how you can do this. To create or edit a category, go to the categories settings from the navigation bar at the top of the dashboard. Click the + add category button in the top rightFew readers

• Divide users into Teams

  Enterprise accounts now have the ability to create multiple teams with assigned admin and user rights to manage workflow and content efficiency. This is especially useful for bigger companies with a lot of Maglr users that work across multiple departments, locations and/or countries. In Maglr, accounts can divide their environments and users into Teams in order to separate what users are allowed to see and which projects they can edit. When logged into Maglr as a 'super admin', go to TeamsFew readers

• Restrict or grant users access to publications

  You can grant specific users access to your publications via the project settings. When you have multiple users working in the same Maglr environment, you can assign projects to and with other users. This functionality is used when other users have limited user rights, but are allowed to edit a specific project. Share with users To do this, go to a project and click project settings on the left side of your screen. Go to the share with users tab to select the users who shoulFew readers

Account security

• Enable additional security for all users

  To further secure your Maglr environment as an administrator, it's possible to force the users in your environment to enable an additional layer of security when logging in to the platform. This can either be forced upon all users simultaneously, or enabled per user separately.  Securing your Maglr environment There are two available layers of security to enable in Maglr. It's not possible to have both of these options enabled at the same time: Two-Factor Authentication (2FA): thisFew readers

• Enable Two-Factor Authentication for your account

  Two-Factor Authentication adds a third layer of security to your account. Besides logging in with an e-mail address and password, you'll be asked to enter a code you can find in either the Google- or Microsoft Authenticator apps on your smartphone. Only when entering the correct code (which refreshes every 30 seconds), you'll be successfully logged into Maglr. When enforced by your Maglr admin When 2FA has been enforced by your Maglr admin, you'll be asked to set this up when logging in toFew readers

• Enable Single Sign-on for your account

  Single Sign-on (SSO) is the perfect method for authentication, where your already existing login details can be used to log in to several different applications. This is especially useful in a corporate setting, allowing you to use your already existing Microsoft or Google account to log in to Maglr. SSO helps you and your organisation to centrally manage login credentials and enforce restrictions across multiple applications, like Two-Factor Authentication and password strength.Few readers

Setup integrations

• Configure cookie consent through GTM

  When you're looking to activate external trackers & scripts in your Maglr publications, a cookie consent is often required. Through Google Tag Manager you can 'listen' and activate Tags based on this consent status. Additionally you can use Maglr's default cookie consent, or use third-party consent managers to add your own custom cookie consent to Maglr. Image: Maglr's default cookie consent Listening toFew readers

• Integrate Google Analytics

  Once you have created and shared your publication, you obviously want to know how it is performing in terms of visited pages, time per session and interactions. It's nice to know how many people have visited your publication and how long they were visiting it, or which pages were the most popular. All this information can be viewed if you add your Google Analytics code via the navigation environment settings in our dashboard. Image: analytics tab of the navigation environment in the MaglrSome readers

• Integrate Google Tag Manager

  Google Tag Manager is a tag management system created by Google to manage JavaScript and HTML tags used for tracking and analytics on websites without editing code. Google Tag Manager makes measurement and tracking implementation much easier and convenient for digital marketers. Maglr has the option to implement Google Tag Manager to allow users a more advanced method of tracking certain data of publications. Data that allows you to usePopular

• Integrate Google Search console

  Search Console tools and reports help you measure your site's search traffic and performance, fix issues and make your publications shine and stand out in Google's search results. By integrating Search Console with Maglr, you can understand why your publications are performing well (or poorly) in the organic results. Search Console makes sure that Google has access to your content, can help you submit new content to crawl, and allows you to idenFew readers

• Connect your Sitemap to Google Search Console

  All domains you connect to Maglr will automatically receive a sitemap that contains all of the projects published to it. This sitemap can be connected to search engines, so these systems can understand the structure of your domain. Finding your sitemap You can retrieve your domain's sitemap by visiting the following url via your domain: publications.companyname.com /sitemap.xmlFew readers

• Push contacts & forms to Zapier

  Image: the contact form in a Maglr publication When a visitor has filled in the registration form or subscribe form from the side menu, this information is sent to the set e-mail address from your general settings by default. This email address is derived from the main (admin) user and can be changed to an alternative e-mail from the general tab in the navigation environment settings.Some readers

Enterprise security options

• Enterprise SSO integration

  Within the Enterprise licence of Maglr, it is possible to secure a publication or complete domain. With the standard options, we offer security based on a password or secured link. With this secured link, you get direct access to a publication. These security methods work but are not always the best approach when you are sharing content with a bigger audience. If someone grabs hold of the password or secret link, everyone has direct access to the content.  CliFew readers

• IP security & access to Maglr

  IP security can be a simple solution if you desire that publications can only be viewed as a means of internal communications. Maglr can grant access to (multiple) fixed IP addresses. Meaning, only users at a specific IP address (or logged in via a corporate VPN) have access to the publications of the underlying secured domain.Few readers

• Personal auto-login links (REST API)

  The standard auto-login link is available through the dashboard and can be used to share the account with multiple people. The link itself is available for an unlimited period. Only in the case when this URL gets leaked, multiple people could potentially get unauthorized access to the specific content. Therefore, for more sensitive data and the protection of content, we offer the following solution: Personal auto-login links Through our REST APIFew readers

• Enterprise local sync solution

  In case your Enterprise account needs complete control over your published content, we support the option to manually download separate projects from the dashboard as a ZIP-file. These ZIP-files will be compressed per project which you can extract and host on your local server. This option is normally used for back-up purposes. When you are running a live environment however, where projects are continually changing, we can offer a direct synchronisation between our Maglr servers and your local sFew readers