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What a CMS schema usually contains

Content schemas need versions and they need scheduling. These templates model documents, revisions and publication windows so an edit is never the same thing as a publish.

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Blog Database Schema

A 15-table blog database schema with posts, revisions, categories, tags, comments, media, subscribers, SEO metadata and redirects — free ER diagram and DBML.

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