How to Run a Prepublish Check with the New Plugin UI

How to run a Prepublish check by CMS plugin:

• Adobe Experience Manager
  • Adobe Experience Fragments
• Wordpress
• Drupal

Note: You can only run a Prepublish check once per page load. If you have already run a check, you’ll need to refresh the page to start a new one.

Adobe Experience Manager

1. In AEM Sites, select the page you want to check and click edit.
2. Click the Siteimprove icon in the page editor toolbar to start a Prepublish check. Note: if the plugin overlay is open, you’ll need to close it first.

Adobe Experience Fragments

1. In the AEM Experience Fragments console, select the fragment you’d like to check and click edit.
   
   
2. Click the Siteimprove icon in the fragment editor toolbar to start a Prepublish check. Note: if the plugin overlay is open, you’ll need to close it first.

Wordpress

1. In the WordPress admin console, select the page you’d like to check and click edit.
2. Click the 'Preview' button on the top of the editor (or sometimes on the right side of the WordPress post/page edit screen) to be redirected to a preview screen showing the page with current unsaved changes. (Note: you will only see highlighted items in Preview mode).
   
   
3. Click the Siteimprove tab to open the plugin.
   
   
4. Choose one of the two options to start a Prepublish Check:
   a. Select the Prepublish button in the top bar.  

           b. Select the¨'Prepublish view' tab and select the 'Run prepublish check' button 

Drupal

1. In Drupal, select the page you’d like to check and click edit.
   
   
2. Select the ‘View’ tab and an option to run a ‘Prepublish check’ will appear in the top bar next to ‘Recheck’ and 'Configuration.’
   
   
3. Select the ‘Prepublish check’ button in the top bar.
   
   
4. A Prepublish check will run under the 'Prepublish view' tab in the CMS Plugin overlay and display results.