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| − | <div class="imgGlyph24 imgConcept"></div> <b><i>Publishing</i></b> in dataZoa refers to providing permanent embedded [[About_Series|data]] and [[Displays|display]] resources. Institutions around the world use dataZoa to | + | <div class="imgGlyph24 imgConcept"></div> <b><i>Publishing</i></b> in dataZoa refers to providing permanent embedded [[About_Series|data]] and [[Displays|display]] resources. Institutions around the world use dataZoa to develop and deliver their public-facing data. |
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Latest revision as of 14:58, 22 February 2017
Contents
Publishing Options
Embeddable Links
For Series and dZBoards
The link
icon appears in various places in your account, like series details and dZBoards. Use it to link to the data or board being shown. The link is ready to copy and paste into a webpage or blog frame.
For Displays
The link
icon appears in the footer of displays. Note that this is an option, and may be turned off in the display editor. The link provided is pre-wrapped in an iframe element to preserve the dimensions of the display wherever it is embedded. The link is ready to copy and paste into a webpage or blog frame.
Discussion
If you allow a display to be posted publicly, be sure that related series are marked as public. When a private series is viewed outside its account, and its title shows as "Unavailable" its values show "NA."
You can always get the "framed" link by opening the display in its display editor.
Highlights
Social Media
The "social media sharing"
icon appears in the footer of displays. It needs to be enabled when creating the display. Anyone viewing your display can post it to any of the popular social media sites.
If you allow a display to be posted publicly, be sure that related series are marked as public. When a private series is viewed outside its account, and its title shows as "Unavailable" its values show "NA."
