Post-Generation Templates: Optimize Content Layout

Q: What are Post-Generation templates? A: Post-Generation templates allow users to change the structure of their articles instantly without regenerating content. You can read more from our release annoucement here.
Q: How do I access Post-Generation templates? A: You can find Post-Generation templates on the top right corner of the article page.

Q: What are the three distinct formats available in Post-Generation templates? A: The three formats are:
Standard
Navigational
Bibliographic
Q: Which template is best for general articles and blog posts? A: The Standard template is recommended.
Q: When should I use the Navigational template? A: Use the Navigational template for long or detailed content where navigation and internal linking improve user retention.

Q: Does using Post-Generation templates require regeneration of content? A: No, it doesn't. You can change layouts instantly without regenerating content.
Q: How does Post-Generation templates improve SEO? A: It improves SEO through structured internal links and contextual citations.
Q: What are the benefits of using a clean layout with Bibliographic template? A: A clean layout creates credibility in research-style or citation-heavy articles.

Q: Is the Navigational template automatically enabled for all users? A: No, it's not. It's enabled by default when used but you can disable it as well.
Q: How does Post-Generation templates handle the inclusion of citations and references? A: If "Include Source Citations" is enabled, small reference subsections appear after citations — enhancing SEO through contextual linking.

Q: What if I encounter any issues with the templates? A: Please reach out to our support team at [email protected] for assistance.
Q: What if I need a different kind of template?
A: Templates are modular and we can add more if needed. Contact us at [email protected] and we'll be happy to help you out.

Post-Generation Article Template Basics