ContentLevel

Smi allows you to separate real textual content that is meant to be read by the site visitor from content items that are used to support this content by using the ContentLevel CTFP. By setting this CTFP on the Content Type field "Nr" to 1 on a ContentType, you tell Smi that this Content Type contains textual content for the site visitor. By setting this CTFP to 2, you tell Smi that this Content Type contains supporting content. When this CTFP has been set, Smi will synchronize that information to its own database. Note that this synchronization is a background process that operates at a slow rate and may take several hours to complete. Once the synchronization has been completed, you can use the scoping feature in the Smi reports to generate reports of what is called "Primary content" vs "All content" which is based on this ContentLevel setting.