Downloadable Images or Files: Such items are usually PDFs or other reference file formats that come with a handy download link.Displayable embedded images: Such assets are dynamically updated in the frontend whenever you make any changes to the source item in the asset manager.Here are some real-world scenarios where we use embedded assets: In the case of assets, they can be embedded in the JSON Rich Text Editor in two ways, either as a displayable component or as a downloadable file. Note: If you've inserted the link of a child entry within a parent entry in the Master language and later decide to localize the parent entry, you'll need to update the embedded link manually in the localized version as well.įor instance, if you've linked the 'Blog' entry in English within the 'Home' entry in English, and subsequently localize the 'Home' entry into Arabic, you'll need to manually update the URL for the embedded 'Blog' entry to the Arabic version. Embed entry as hyperlink: To add a hyperlink in the RTE that changes dynamically whenever any updates are made.Embed entry as block: To add descriptive image carousels, survey forms, or product listings.Embed entry inline: To pass in some value from a linked entry that might be dynamic, such as a working title or a link that opens a modal popup.Here are some real-world scenarios where we use embedded entries: The JSON RTE field lets you embed entries inline within the flow of text, as a separate content block, or as a dynamic hyperlink. Embedded entries and assets are automatically updated within the Rich Text Editor field whenever the source entry or asset is updated. Contentstack allows you to embed entries and assets within the JSON Rich Text Editor field.

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