Content filter has the following fields: 

• Select configuration - since channel can have multiple configurations, this field allows you to specify which one must be used; 
• Content Type - allows you to specify which type of content must be fetched;
• Content IDs - allows you to indicate the exact content ID or a list of content IDs separated by comma (,) or semicolon(;). This field is useful when you know exactly which content you would like to view;
  Search In - allows you to specify additional parameters related to this field:
  • Master content - if selected, will fetch the content which ID matches the IDs specified in this field;

  • Translated content - if selected, will include the translated versions of content which ID matches the IDs specified in this field.
    

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• Content Text - allows you to specify the text search pattern which will be used to fetch content. 
  This field has the following attributes: 
  
  • Whole Word - used if content text must only match the whole word;
  • Multi Line - allows the search pattern to be considered as a regular expression in which ^ and $ match the beginning/end of each line (not only beginning/end of a string);
  • Right To Left - specifies that the search will be performed from right to left instead of left to right. Might be useful for Arabic or Hebrew content;
  • Ignore Case - specifies if case insensitive match is performed, meaning that capital letters will be matched with lowercase letters and vice versa;
  • Regex - escapes a minimal set of characters (\, *, +, ?, |, {, [, (,), ^, $,., #, and white space) by replacing them with their escape codes; 
• Text Encoding - turns text encoding that was configured in the channel configuration on and off;
• Tag Processing - turns tags processing that was configured in the channel configuration on and off;
• Languages - allows you to specify the languages that will take part in content filtering.