Once you have your channels set up, it’s time to bring it all together and add some content. This is done by adding Content Channel Items to your Content Channel. If your channel is a blog, then the channel item would be a single blog post. You can add items in one of two ways: You can enter content right on the Admin Tools > CMS Configuration > Content Channels screen under the channel details by adding a row. This is more of an administrative screen. Specific content entry pages can be found under Tools > Content. These are the pages that your staff can use to enter content, and your communications team will use to approve and manage entries. These screens are covered in the Communicating with Rock manual in detail. The example pictured below is a sample content channel item entry for a Podcast series. The fields you see on this page may vary according to your configuration as described in the prior sections. Title - This is the title of the content item.Start and Expire - Items will only appear in the content channel on or after the Start date. You can optionally set an Expire date to automatically remove the item in the future.URL Slug - You can add one or more slugs to customize the URL of the item. URL slugs are unique to each content channel. This means you can use the same slug on items in different content channels without causing conflicts. However, you can't use the same slug on multiple items within the same channel.Item Global Key - The Item Global Key is automatically generated when you save, using the title of the content channel item. The value can be re-generated if the item title is changed. Content - In this case we selected the HTML Editor option when setting up the channel, giving us this editor. From here you can manually switch to the Code Editor by clicking the ti ti-code icon. If Is Structured Content was selected in the channel setup, this area will look different, but you'll have many of the same tools. Summary - This field is an attribute that was added to the content channel setup. Each item added to the channel will have a summary field like this one.Image - Like the Summary, this is also an attribute. From notes to pictures, there's a lot you can do with content channel item attributes. Child Items - You can add child items here, as allowed by the channel's setup. TipLava In Your ContentYou can use Lava in the Content area of the content channel item. However, for it to render on a Content Channel Item View block, the block's settings must be updated. The Lava Template block setting needs to contain {{ Item.Content | RunLava }}.