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# Republish Items

The platform UI does not currently allow us to apply changes in bulk to the entire catalog or search results across multiple pages. You can therefore use this app to publish all items or republish the already published items in the catalog.

## Installation

To install this app please follow the instructions as directed in the [Custom Apps instructions](/tools/general-apps.md).

## Usage

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Pressing the **PUBLISH** button will publish ALL of the items in the catalog.

Pressing the **REPUBLISH ONLY** button will republish only the items that are currently already published, ignoring the items in Draft mode.

{% hint style="info" %}
Please note that due to random network glitches on the ThreeKit platform, sometimes the attempt to publish or republish some items may fail. A notification will pop up if this happens. You can retry the process if this occurs.
{% endhint %}


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