You can turn reactions on or off for articles, events, and wikis to promote or deter social engagement with the content. For instance, it may be preferable to turn reactions off on evergreen content, such as policies stored in wikis.
Considerations
- Turning reactions back on: When reactions are turned off, they are retained. When turned back on, they are restored, and you can add more reactions.
Who can do this?
- Workplace administrators
- Site administrators
- Creators
Turn reactions off when creating content
When creating new content, reactions are automatically turned on. To turn reactions off:
- In the Top Bar, select + Create, followed by Article, Event, or Wiki.
- In the Content settings side panel, select
Reactions and Comments to expand the setting.
- Toggle Disable Reactions to prevent users from reacting to the content.
- Fill in the content fields and adjust the content settings as necessary.
- For articles and wikis, the following fields and settings are required: Title, Body, and Publish to feeds. See Create or edit an article or Create or edit a wiki.
- For calendars, the following fields are required: Title, Publish to Calendars, and Description. See Create or edit an event.
- Select Publish Now to publish immediately. Alternatively, select the
dropdown menu to select Schedule Publish to publish the change in the future, or Save as Draft to continue editing later.
Turn reactions on or off for published content
- When browsing in the digital workplace, navigate to the article, event, or wiki. Alternatively, use the Top Bar's search box to find the content.
- When viewing the article, event, or wiki, select
Menu, followed by Edit content.
- In the Content settings side panel, select
- Toggle Disable Reactions to allow or prevent users from reacting to the content.
- Select Publish Now to publish immediately.