The type of template the publication template will render.
The display name for the publication template.
External reference
A custom reference to the template. Relevant if you are using the API.
A custom description that describes the publication.
Determines whether the template is enabled or not.
Allow multiple pages
Set to allow additional pages in the rendered publication.
Combine as a single publication
Combines the publication to a single PDF.
Put a header on each individual page of the publication.
Put a footer on each individual page of the publication.
Enable table of content
Adds a table of content that you can style however you like.
Enable category pages
Define a default style for all entities within a category.
Page orientation
Defines the orientation of the publication.
Defines the size of the pages (A0, A1, A2, A3, A4 etc).
Use fallback language
Defines a language to fall back on if the selected language does not load properly.
Sets the hard limit of items that will be included in each export of the publication. If your publication contains a large dataset, we recommend that you split it up into multiple exports.
Value properties
Sets what properties will be available for all the values in the dataset. Can improve overall performance.
Rendering engine
Sets the engine that will render the publication. Choose between XSLT, Razor or Liquid.
Sets the file format of the generated file. Choose between XML, CSV, XLSX, JSON and PPTX. Defaults to XML.
Define a custom file extension. Defaults to the selected file format.
Use real PDF size for rendering
Makes sure that elements do not scale improperly when converting from HTML to PDF.
Disable base URL
If you have a base URL that you would like links to refer to (eg, using anchor tags), this should be disabled. If you would rather like to specify full the URL of a link, you should enable it.
Defines how culture mode should react. This enforces some formatting rules depending on the selected language.
