Editorial publishing

Authorized editors use Admin → Hero Articles. Each scope represents the homepage or a sector. New publication replaces the active hero for that scope while keeping the previous article archived.

1. Choose the intended scope and create or load an article.
2. Enter the title, author, headline, images and body sections. AI helpers can organize supplied source material and suggest headlines.
3. Review AI suggestions against your source. Quote generation requests English-only quotations; the editor must still verify wording and attribution.
4. For structured numbers, open Data table, paste values with labels and units, and generate an AI proposal.
5. Check every number and row association, apply the reviewed table, edit cells if needed, then save the article.

The optional table is displayed inside section 2 after its text. On narrow screens it scrolls horizontally. Numeric-token checks reject many invented or reformatted values, but cannot verify correct row relationships or units.

Save is not a private draft action. A new saved article becomes the current public hero. Editing a loaded article updates that same article. A future publication date is not a scheduled publishing control. Existing articles are not automatically translated or refreshed.

Publication uses a database transaction to archive and insert together, with one active hero per scope. This requires the deployment’s publication SQL function and unique index to be installed. No separate editorial revision history or rollback UI is implied by the archive.