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Navigate to the Site Pages document library (Gear Icon > Site Contents > Site Pages) Click the checkbox next to the page you want to copy (you can also right-click) and choose Copy to. On the side panel, click Copy here (don’t change the destination location)
What is Cross Site Publishing in SharePoint?
SharePoint introduces a cross-site publishing feature that enables you to reuse content across multiple site collections. It uses built-in search capabilities to enable publishing scenarios and architectures. Share an item list or a page library as a publishing catalog. Consume a catalog from search.
A project site is best used for a specific project with a specific goal. If you’re looking for a more collaborative site, we recommend that you use a team site as that is more geared for that.
What do you mean by publishing sites in SharePoint Server?
When we talk about publishing sites in SharePoint Server, we are referring to sites that use one or more of these features to author and deploy branded artifacts, content, and configuration files to Internet, intranet, and extranet sites.
You can use the publishing features in SharePoint Server to create branded Internet, intranet, and extranet sites. However, some publishing features are available only in SharePoint Server 2016.
How to publish to internet, intranet and extranet?
Use for an Internet site or a large intranet portal site. You can use distinctive branding to customize this site. Typically, this site has many more readers than contributors. By default, this site collection template enables content approval workflows for a more formal and controlled publishing process.
SharePoint Server has two ways that you can make published content available to users: author-in-place and cross-site publishing. The following list summarizes these publishing methods. Author-in-place You use a single site collection to author content and make it available to readers of your site.