It would be possible to do this with keywords on the article and a keyword filter in Google Ad Manager, but you'd have to carefully coordinate that between editorial and whoever is booking the ads. You'll also need to be using Google Ad Manager for this. You could submit a customer service ticket to our Ad Ops team for more information on how you could do this.

You could accomplish this by setting up a section tag channel in Blox Notifier. https://help.bloxcms.com/knowledge-base/releases/software_releases/article_3cbfbd8a-a89f-5ac0-ad3c-1a37108b5ac8.html

This would then allow users to subscribe to specific channels like "news" "sports" "breaking" etc.

Please submit a ticket to our customer service staff so they can take a look. There have been no syndication changes in TCMS lately that would apply.

Oh! In that case, that is not what this feature sets out to do. It is only looking to import data from an XML file not to read data from IPTC/XMP images.

I'll grab this other information to look into creating a new import mechanic that would handle importing raw photos.

Kevin, I'm working on a fix for the "new" importer job, but the old one should be working with that option. Could you submit a ticket to customer support along with the job ID and a sample of the XML you are importing so we can have dev take a look. 2.24 is going into beta this week, and we've already started 2.25, so this change probably won't get in until 2.26.

Kevin, could you set an option of generate_credits with a value of true on the OLD importer. That's how it was set up to work, and it looks like that ticket started before the new importer method and was never updated. I'm going to work on getting that option added to the new importer.

Excellent. Thanks for the feedback Rachel. I'm going to add a feature request to have the section tag selection be a drop-down instead of a text entry field after seeing how picky Apple is about that.

Rachel, it looks like your section doesn't have spaces around the &. I made a tweak to that on your site. Try seeing if it will validate now.

Thomas, when I was working at a newspaper group, we settled on setting up an account for each teacher, with a specific username format (school-teacher) and set the concurrent user limit on their account to 50-ish. We then created a specific subscription service that was good for 1 year. This worked out pretty well for those papers.

You can submit a ticket to our Customer Service folks and they can make this css change for you. Otherwise if you have template access, you can add some additional styling to your site.css file in your site component to override this styling.