ITU Docs

For Content Managers

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Everything you need to know about creating and managing content in the ITU CMS

How Content Flows

  1. Author in WordPress — Write and structure content using the Lexical editor and block system.
  2. Saved as Lexical JSON — Your content is stored in a structured JSON format that preserves all formatting and block data.
  3. AI translates automatically — On save, the system translates your content into all 6 supported languages (English, French, Spanish, Arabic, Chinese, Russian).
  4. Gateway syncs — The Gateway API picks up your published content and prepares it for the frontend.
  5. Next.js renders — The live website displays your content with responsive layouts, optimized images, and full multilingual support.

You do not need to manage translations manually. The AI translation system handles all 6 locales automatically when you save. You can review and adjust translations afterward if needed.

Guides

Text Block

Rich text content with headings, lists, links, and formatting

Grid Block

Flexible grid layouts with 8 visual variants for links and cards

Quote Block

Attributed quotes for testimonials and pull quotes

Chart Block

Data visualizations with bar, line, pie, and area charts

Lexical Editor

How to use the rich text editor: formatting, shortcuts, and block insertion

Media Management

Uploading images, supported formats, and how media is optimized

Translation

How AI translation works and how to review translations

Publishing

The full workflow from draft to live: preview, publish, and revalidation