Global site settings

Asset displayed when an unauthorized visitor requests content, such as when a visitor tries to view a page behind a pay wall before logging in.

• None—Returns a 403 Forbidden message.
• Content Substitution—Displays a selected asset even if the visitor does not have access to it.
• External Redirect—Redirects the visitor to a URL.
• Internal Redirect—Displays a selected asset only if the visitor has access to it.

Configures how Brightspot generates permalinks for a content type. For each content type, you can configure one of the following rules:

• Contained Versionable Permalink Rule—Brightspot generates permalinks from a combinations of an asset's version number and slug. Applies to assets of content type Versionable.
• Default Permalink Rule—Brightspot generates permalinks from an asset's slug.
• No Permalink Rule—Brightspot does not automatically generate a permalink; editors must manually create permalinks for each asset.
• Section Prefix Permalink Rule—Brightspot generates permalinks from a combination of the section’s slug and the asset's slug.
• Type Version Wildcard Permalink Rule—Brightspot generates permalinks from a combination of the item's name and a version number. Applies to assets of content type Type Version.
• Versionable Container Permalink Rule—Brightspot generates permalinks from a combination of the item's title and a version number. Applies to assets of content type Versionable Container.

For each rule, you can specify how Brightspot resolves duplicate permalinks.

• Inherit—Use the rule inherited from the global site.
• Disabled—Do not automatically resolve duplicate permalinks; editors must resolve them individually.
• Enabled—Brightspot appends a number to duplicate permalinks, incrementing the number for each new duplicate.

• Brightspot stops populating your site’s RSS feed.
• Removes the existing feed and its previously included assets.

Feed configurations for specific content types. For homepages, pages, sections, and tags, you can configure the following:

• Disable Feed—Enables or disables the feed.
• Render Full Content—Delivers the entire asset—not just a summary—to the RSS feed as plain text.
• Enabled Feed Item Types—Content types associated with these settings, or leave blank to apply the settings to all content types

The settings in this field override Disable Feed.

Settings for rendering a browser’s native video player in a published page.

• Options—Aspects of the video player’s behavior.

  • Autoplay—Player automatically starts playback as soon as possible. Overrides the preload=none setting below.
  • Muted—Video playback is muted, and visitor must explicitly unmute.
  • Card Overlay—Overlays a promo on the video before playback.
  • Playlist—Not used.

• Preload—What the player retrieves before the visitor actually starts playing.

  • None—Player does not preload any of the video.
  • Metadata—Player loads the video’s metadata, such as duration.
  • Auto—Player preloads the video.
• Width—Width of the video’s display area.
• Height—Height of the video’s display area.
• Controls—If toggled on, the video player includes controls such as volume, seeking, and pause/resume.
• Loop—If toggled on, the video replays after completion.
• Live Video No Content Message—Text to display when a live video is not streaming.

• Integration Name—Name for the integration that appears in the Edit Global or Edit Site widget.
• API Key—API key from the Adobe Stock console. For more information, see Federated Search with Adobe Stock.

API client for connecting to Associated Press. Each client requires the following:

• Integration Name—Name for the integration that appears in the Edit Global or Edit Site widget.
• API Key—API key from the Associated Press console. For additional information, see Federated search with AP Images.

Settings for connecting to Facebook.

• App ID—ID for a Facebook app.
• Disabled—If toggled on, Brightspot does not push content to the app.

API client for connecting to Getty. Each client requires the following:

• Name—Name for the integration that appears in the Edit Global or Edit Site widget.
• API Key—API key from your Getty console.
• API Secret—API secret from your Getty console.

One or more of the following:

• Demographics—Demographic information provided by Google, such as geography.
• Device Categories—Visits by device category, such as laptop or tablet.
• Referrals—Indications of how visitor arrived at your site, such as email campaign or social media link.
• Visits—Number of visits.

• Cron Expression—Cron expression specifying how often Brightspot imports from Google Analytics. For example, 0 0 0/1 1/1 * ? * imports every hour on every day. For information about building cron expressions, see Cron Maker.
• Schedule Builder—Series of widgets for configuring an import schedule. For detailed information, see Configuring Analytics ingestion intervals with the schedule builder.

API client for connecting to Shutterstock. Each client requires the following:

• Name—Name for the integration that appears in the Edit Global or Edit Site widget.
• Consumer Key—Consumer key from your Shutterstock console.
• Consumer Secret—Consumer secret from your Shutterstock console.
• Linked Enterprise Accounts—Shutterstock enterprise accounts from which Brightspot can perform federated search. Click the link and enter your credentials on the Shutterstock login page.

Settings to connect to Tealium through a webhook.

• Username—Username added to the webhook request.
• Password—Password added to the webhook request.

• Audience Size Grace Period—Number of months during which Brightspot does the following:

  • Uses the estimated Tealium audience size configured in Brightspot.
  • Accumulates visitor counts to determine the actual audience size.

  After the grace period, Brightspot uses the actual audience size.

API client for connecting to YouTube. Each client requires the following:

• Name—Name for the integration that appears in the Edit Global or Edit Site widget.
• API Key—API key from the YouTube console.
• Channel ID—Channel from which Brightspot performs federated search.