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Content sections are separate instances of a CMS. Your installation can have multiple content sections and each will act like a mini-CMS, with its own users, groups, roles, workflows, lifecycles, and content types.
Multiple content sections are not linked to one another. This means that a user with permission to edit in one content section does not automatically get permission to edit content in another. Refer to Section 4.12 Permissions and Privileges.
Each content section will be named appropriately for your company. This is set up in enterprise.init. You can see the available content sections for your company by selecting the Task/Sections tab in the CMS workspace. Content Sections are also created and configured using enterprise.init.
The Tasks/Sections tab in the Content Center allows users to:
See the sections that have been created in this Content Center
See the names of the Public Sites that correspond to those sections
See a list of tasks (locked, unlocked, or all) that corresponds to the user login
For all tasks in the list, see the item title, current action (Authoring, Approval, or Deploy), due date, status, and locking. You can sort the columns in alphabetical or reverse alphabetical order by clicking the headings.