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A publishing sub-site is a site that sits below the publishing site collection (or below a site collection with publishing features enabled) in a hierarchy. When a sub-site is created beneath a publishing site collection, publishing features are enabled automatically. From your publishing-enabled site collection, click Settings > Site contents.
How to activate the publishing infrastructure in SharePoint?
Activate the publishing infrastructure feature 1 From the root of your site collection, click Settings > Site settings. 2 On the Site Settings page, under Site Collection Administration, click Site collection features. 3 On the Site Collection Features page, next to SharePoint Server Publishing Infrastructure, click Activate.
What are the features of a publishing site?
Publishing sites have unique features that streamline the authoring, approving, and publishing processes. These features are enabled automatically when you create a publishing site and include page layouts, column types, web parts, lists, and libraries.
What should I do to publish my website?
Publishing a website involves the following tasks: Setting up an account with a web hosting provider. Configuring WebMatrix Beta for publishing. This includes entering settings for your web hosting account and deciding how to publish the database (if your site has one).
How to publish a document to a website?
Select Publish. The profile publish settings dialog box opens. In the Publish method field, choose a method such as Web Deploy or FTP. The settings that you see next correspond to your publishing method.
How to publish to a website in Visual Studio?
In the Publish window, choose Web Server (IIS). Choose Web Deploy as the deployment method. Web Deploy simplifies deployment of Web applications and Web sites to IIS servers, and must be installed as an application on the server. Use the Web platform installer to install it. Configure the required settings for the publish method and select Finish.
When to move from publishing sites to communication sites?
First, know that you don’t have to change all your site collections and sites at once. If you have a very large collection of publishing sites, you can gradually begin using modern sites, pages, and web parts. For example, you can start with creating one or more new communication sites as home pages for existing sites.