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Forks

A fork is a special type of link between a publication and a topic or subpublication. Paligo uses the forks when content is added to a publication.

The fork is just a reference from the publication to its content, which is stored elsewhere. This means that when you change the order of the topics in a publication, arrange them at different levels or remove content, you are just reorganizing a list of references and the order the content appear in the published output.

In many ways, it is similar to how cross-references work. When a cross-reference is added from one topic to another, you are adding a link between the topics. Paligo knows that the link leads from the current topic to another specific topic. It is a similar concept when you add content to a publication.

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Tip

To learn how to add topics to a publication, see Add Content to a Publication.