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Structured content, localisation & export — found from sitemap — Hygraph

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Page: https://hygraph.com/docs/core-concepts/content-modeling/content-modeling-overview
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Content model location Report an error

“In Hygraph, the content model lives in the schema editor. Each model represents a content type.”
Structured content Report an error

“Structured content is data organized into discrete, well-defined elements rather than one undifferentiated block of text.”
Reference fields Report an error

“The relationships between models that are defined through reference fields make a content model more than a collection of forms.”
Environments Report an error

“Hygraph lets you adjust your schema at any point, and environments make it safer to test structural changes without touching production data.”
Schema editor testing Report an error

“You can test queries against your schema in real time to verify the API shape before building against it.”
Schema primitives Report an error

“Learn how Hygraph's schema primitives (models, fields, components, enumerations) work before you build.”

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