Article Settings
Set the writing rules that every article Opttab writes for your workspace follows.
Article Settings is one set of writing rules per workspace. Every article Opttab writes follows it, whether you start it in Content Studio or the AI assistant writes it while working on an Optimize task.
Everyone in the workspace can view these settings. Owners, Admins and Members with full access can change them. Others see "Only members who can create content can change these settings."
How it works
Each article run copies your settings when it starts. If you change them later, the change applies to the next run, not to a run already in progress.
Change your settings
Open Article Settings
Open Optimize › Article Settings. You can also press Edit on the "Article settings" summary in Content Studio's create flow.
Pick your options
Change any of the fields below.
Save
Press Save changes. You'll see "Article settings saved". Press Cancel to throw away your changes.
Fields and defaults
| Field | Options | Default | Effect on articles |
|---|---|---|---|
| Article Style | Informative, Conversational, Professional, Persuasive | Informative | Sets the tone of the writing. |
| Internal Links | None (no links to your pages), Few (1–2 links per article), Normal (where they fit, up to 8), Many (5–8 links per article) | Normal | How many links to your own pages Opttab adds. |
| Global Article Instructions | Free text, up to 1,000 characters | Empty | Extra rules for every article, for example words to avoid or how to refer to your product. |
| Table of contents | On / off | Off | Adds a table of contents at the top. |
| FAQ section | On / off | On | Ends with frequently asked questions when the topic has them. |
| Images | On / off | On | Adds a cover and illustrations generated for the article, each with alt text and a caption. |
| Charts | On / off | On | Adds charts when the article compares figures. Charts use only numbers from the article's sources. |
| Closing call to action | On / off | On | Ends the article with a next step for the reader. |
Use Global Article Instructions for rules that apply to every article. For a rule that applies to one article only, use Custom Instructions in the Create wizard.