This recipe requires basic programming skills. In general, a template is a pattern to render values from an article with a specific structure. In accordance with this fact, a template is relative to the structure, so a structure and template are a pair of definitions that can't exist alone. Structures define how the form looks; templates determine how the journal article will be rendered and arranged.
Prepare a structure called Internal publication. To see how to achieve this, refer to the previous recipe.
Let's assume that our template is divided into four parts:
Metadata definition that contains Author and Department
Metric definition with Client and Project information
Description part with Content
Attachments section