Object icons

Different types of icons appear throughout IXIASOFT CCMS Web. These icons visually signal the types of objects and their workflow state.

There are different icons for each type of object in CCMS Web. The following table shows the different icons and the objects they signify:

Table 1. List of object icons
Icon Name Description
Approval icon Approval An Approval assignment. Approvers give their final approval of content using an Approval.
Build Manifest icon Build manifest A build manifest is a list of outputs that you can use to generate many different outputs at the same time.
Collaborative Review icon Collaborative Review A Collaborative Review assignment. Reviewers give feedback to writers using a Collaborative Review.
Ditaval icon Ditaval A Ditaval file specifies the conditional profiling attributes to include or exclude when generating the output of a map.
Image icon Image An image added as a read-only resource.
Map icon Map Maps provide the structure of documents made with topics and other objects.
Referable content Referable-content Referable-content acts as a storehouse for reusable components. These can be added to any number of topics.
Subject Scheme Subject Scheme A Subject Scheme is a custom set of conditional processing attribute values that can be made without having to create a DITA specialization for the attribute(s).
Template Template A template allows users to produce maps and topics with a consistent layout and style each time they need to create one of these objects.
Topic icon Topic Topics are the basic unit of information, covering a single subject.
Topic stub icon Topic stub Topic stubs are placeholder topics that a reviewer or writer can create to fill out later.

Assignment and locked indicators for objects

Some of these icons have variant forms to show the different states of the object. For example, objects can be assigned to users or checked out by users. If an object is checked out or assigned to you, its icon changes to indicate these things.

The following table gives an example of how an icon changes when assigned or checked out.

Table 2. Assignment and locked indicators
Icon Description
Map icon The map is not assigned to you.
Map assigned to you The map is assigned to you.
Map checked out You have checked out the map, but it is not assigned to you.
Map, locked You have checked out a map that is assigned to you.
Map locked by others Another user has checked out a map, which is not assigned to you.
Map locked by others Another user has checked out a map that is assigned to you.