Managing a Reader site
A Reader site is managed with subset of the Curvenote Sites module — the same site management used across the Curvenote platform. The difference is the front door: content arrives through automated ingestion rather than author submissions, but the site itself is configured the same way.
Figure 1:Managing bioRxiv content in the Curvenote Sites module — search, filter, and view all articles.
Site management¶
For everything beyond ingestion, a Curvenote Reader site uses the standard Curvenote Sites tools. See the Curvenote Sites documentation for:
Collections — group and organize content within your site.
Domains — connect custom domains.
Website & Design — set logos, colors, and branding.
Users & Access — grant roles to the people who manage your site.
Because Curvenote Reader content is ingested rather than submitted, submission-focused tools such as submission forms and kinds are not available under a Curvenote Reader subscription.