Content Management
StoryKeep’s content management system provides tools for creating and organizing your website content through the Content section of the dashboard.
Content Browser
Section titled “Content Browser”Web Pages Tab
Section titled “Web Pages Tab”The main content browser displays your site’s pages in a visual interface.
Page display:
- Thumbnail previews using open graph images where available
- Page titles and basic information
- Click any page to edit directly
Sorting options:
- Most Active: Pages with recent visitor activity (if “Sort by Most Active” toggle is enabled)
- Default chronological listing
Page Actions
Section titled “Page Actions”Available actions per page:
- Edit: Access the page editor
- View analytics: Page-specific engagement data
Manage Content Tab
Section titled “Manage Content Tab”The Manage Content section organizes different content types:
Content Types
Section titled “Content Types”Images:
- Site-wide registry of uploaded images
- Media file management
Menus:
- Create custom navigation menus
- Configure menu structure and links
Resources:
- Custom content types like itineraries or recommended readings widgets
- Dynamic content elements
Tract Stacks:
- Configure how site analytics are gathered
Magic Path Beliefs:
- Define how visitors can engage dynamically with content
- Configure belief-driven content revelation
Content Creation
Section titled “Content Creation”Creating New Content
Section titled “Creating New Content”From the Manage Content section, you can create:
- Menu: Navigation structures
- Resource: Dynamic content components
- Tract Stack: Analytics configurations
- Web Page (Story Fragment): Standard web pages
- Context Page: Supporting information pages
Story Fragments (Web Pages)
Section titled “Story Fragments (Web Pages)”Story fragments are the main web pages of your site:
- Each has a
slugwhich becomes its URL:/slug - Contains multiple panes (content sections)
- Supports belief-driven content visibility
Context Pages
Section titled “Context Pages”Special pages for additional background information:
- URL pattern:
/context/slug - Used for detailed explanations, legal text, or supporting information
- Can be linked from anywhere without interrupting main user flow
Pane Management
Section titled “Pane Management”Pages are built from panes (content sections):
- Text sections: Rich text content
- Interactive elements: Belief widgets, buttons, forms
- Media: Images and other assets
- Custom components: Code hooks for specialized functionality
Belief-Driven Visibility
Section titled “Belief-Driven Visibility”Panes can be configured with visibility rules:
- Held Beliefs: Show content when visitor has specific beliefs
- Withheld Beliefs: Hide content when visitor has specific beliefs
- Default visibility: Always shown to all visitors
Media Management
Section titled “Media Management”Image Upload and Organization
Section titled “Image Upload and Organization”- Upload images through the Images section
- Images are stored in the media directory
- Support for common web formats (JPG, PNG, GIF, SVG)
File Storage
Section titled “File Storage”Development: ~/t8k/t8k-go-server/config/default/media/
Production: /home/t8k/t8k-go-server/config/default/media/
Analytics Integration
Section titled “Analytics Integration”Content Analytics
Section titled “Content Analytics”- Track engagement at page and pane level
- Monitor which content sections get most attention
- View visitor interaction patterns
- Export analytics data as needed
Event Tracking
Section titled “Event Tracking”TractStack automatically tracks:
PAGEVIEWED: Page loadsENTERED: Visitor reaches content sectionREAD: Extended engagement with contentGLOSSED: Brief content viewingCLICKED: Element interactionsWATCHED: Media engagement
Lead Management
Section titled “Lead Management”Lead Collection
Section titled “Lead Collection”- Download lead data as CSV from Analytics dashboard
- Includes email addresses and engagement history
- Integration capabilities with email marketing tools
Visitor Classification
Section titled “Visitor Classification”- Anonymous Visitors: First-time or unknown visitors
- Known Leads: Returning visitors with stored preferences
- Total Leads: Registered email addresses collected
Content management in StoryKeep focuses on the core functionality available in the actual system, emphasizing belief-driven content and analytics integration.