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Pages

When you navigate to Content > Pages you see a list of all the pages on your site. They are listed in the order that they appear in the menu, with sub-items listed under their parent page.

The columns for each page are as follows, from left to right:

  • Page -- the menu text of the page, hover mouse over the link to show the page title and alias
  • Template -- name of the template that is used for that particular page.
  • Type -- content can be one of five types:
    • Section Header -- you can divide your menu in sections and show a section header for each section.
    • Content -- normal content, i.e. a regular page.
    • Link -- a link from the menu to an internal or external page.
    • Separator -- not really content, but a mechanism for dividing menus into cohesive units.
    • News -- a bit of a different creature, because it is actually a module. To insert news into a page that contains other content you would want to put this code into the page: {cms_module module="News"}. When selecting News as content type for a page the entire {content} tag in your templates is in use by the News module.
  • Owner -- The user that created the page.
  • Active -- A page can only be accessed on your site if it is active (Image:true.gif). If it’s not active (Image:false.gif) it is not shown in the menu and can’t be accessed by a direct link, but it still exists ”in the system”. That is you can edit a page until you think it’s ready to be released, which is when you make it active.
  • Default -- The default page (Image:true.gif) is the page that is shown when the visitor enters your site.
  • Move -- Click the arrows to move a page upwards or downwards in the page hieararchy.
  • The three icons to the right are:

    Image:view.gif View -- opens the particular page in a new window

    Image:edit.gif Edit -- same as if you click on the page title

    Image:delete.gif Delete -- deletes the page If all your pages can’t be shown on one page you can navigate to the other pages with the pagination on the top right.


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