Create relationships between articles and their authors to show who wrote what. The easiest way to do this is by modeling your articles and authors as separate content types.After a few setup steps, you use a dedicated linked items element to link authors to articles they wrote and create a relationship between the authors and their articles.
1. Prepare the content model
Before you can link authors to their articles, you need to:
Create a content type for authors.
Add a linked items element to the content type for articles.
After you complete these steps, you’ll be ready to create a content item for each author. Then, you can start adding authors to their articles as linked items.
Create a content type for authors
Create a new content type, name it Author, and add elements for whatever information you want to keep in authors’ profiles. Most likely, their name, photo, short bio, and possibly a social media profile link.
Use text elements for the author’s name and social media link.
Use an asset element for the author’s profile photo.
Once you have the content model ready, create the authors’ content items. Each author is a separate content item. For clarity, we suggest using authors’ names to name their respective content items.
Integrate forms or model and implement them on your own
Online forms are everywhere. Contact forms, newsletter sign-ups, quote requests, surveys, order forms, and so on. Opposed to most traditional web CMSs, headless CMSs focus on content. You typically won’t find a form builder within them, giving you the power to set it according to your needs.
Content & assets, open an article for editing.