- Adobe Dynamic Media Classic Guide
- Best Practices Tutorial
- NEW Dynamic Media Classic sign in experience now available
- Dynamic Media Newsletter by Experience League
- Introducing Adobe Dynamic Media Classic
- Getting started
- Setup
- Media Portal
- System requirements
- Quick Start: Media Portal
- Media Portal user roles
- Creating and managing Media Portal groups
- Adding and managing Media Portal users
- Managing FTP accounts
- Specifying export options available to Media Portal users
- Creating and enabling Image Presets
- Making more efficient use of metadata
- Customizing the Media Portal screen
- Upload and publish assets
- Managing assets
- About managing assets
- Working with asset folders
- Viewing assets in the Browse panel
- Selecting assets in the Browse panel
- Searching assets
- Previewing an asset
- Moving, renaming, and deleting assets
- Working in Detail view
- Viewing, adding, and exporting metadata
- Exporting assets from Dynamic Media Classic
- Sharing asset changes with peers in real time
- Printing assets
- Managing the Trash folder
- Organizing your work with Projects
- Image sizing
- Zoom
- eCatalogs
- Image sets
- Swatch sets
- Spin sets
- Template basics
- Video
- Mixed media sets
- Adobe Analytics instrumentation kit
- Quick Start: Integrating Dynamic Media Classic with Adobe Analytics
- Log in to Adobe Analytics
- Configuring Adobe Analytics reports
- Instrumenting a viewer using the Adobe Analytics Instrumentation Kit
- Disabling Adobe Analytics tracking
- Testing the integration by viewing an Adobe Analytics report
- Enabling Adobe Analytics Video Reports
- Publishing Adobe Analytics configuration information
- Adobe Target Standard/Premium integration
- User-generated content
- Master files
- Best practices for optimizing the quality of your images
- Editing images
- Creating Image Maps
- Cropping an image
- Sharpening an image
- Adjusting an image
- Image editing options at upload
- Working with PDFs
- Working with PSD files
- Working with PostScript and Illustrator files
- Working with vignette, window covering, and cabinet files
- Support files
Publishing templates
Publishing your template places it on Dynamic Media Image Servers, where it is available to your web site and application. During the publishing process, Dynamic Media Classic activates the URLs you need for your web site and application.
To use your template, publish all content that went into making it, including fonts and images. If you don’t include all the required files, an error message appears when you publish.
Marking templates for publish
Templates and all their support files must be marked for publish in order for them to be placed on Dynamic Media Image Servers. You can mark these items for publish in the Browse Panel by clicking the Mark for Publish icon.
Publishing your template
To publish templates to Dynamic Media Image Servers, start by selecting the Publish button on the Global Navigation bar. Then select a When option, optionally enter a name for the publish job, and select the Start Publish button.