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Collections in Enhanced CMS Workspaces
A collection is a set of CMS content items. Collections keep content items grouped and ready to use in your channels. You can create collections right from your enhanced CMS workspace.

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A collection is a set of CMS content items. Collections keep content items grouped and ready to use in your channels. You can create collections right from your enhanced CMS workspace.
| Available in: Lightning Experience |
| Available in: Enterprise, Performance, Unlimited, and Developer Editions |
Use collections to gather items for repeater displays like grids to use and reuse in any channel in the workspace. Collect a series of news items to scroll across the top of your site, gather product images for a seasonal promotion, or group related documents for your AI recommendation engine.
You can create two types of collections in enhanced CMS workspaces: manual and dynamic. Manual collections provide a curated, static grouping of up to 50 content items. To add new content to the collection, you edit the collection.
Dynamic collections are automatically created based on search results of content in a channel. To create dynamic collections, you define conditions, and then Salesforce searches channels connected to the workspace for content that meets the conditions. The collection results can include up to 250 content items, ordered by relevance. Collection results change as content that meets the defined conditions is added or removed.

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