Page Editor

Properties

The Properties tab allows you to assign a name to your page, which will also constitute part of the page URL (such as "name.html"). This should not be confused with the page title, which is used on the Information menu and can optionally be shown at the top of the page in "<h1></h1>" title tags.

A page can optionally be designated as a Heading, creating a physical separation in the Information menu and giving the impression of multiple Blocks.

Providing the page does not contain any sub-pages, you are able to select a new parent page. The page then becomes a sub-page of the parent page. You may choose to make pages available to all users or registered users only. You can also password protect pages containing sensitive information.

Every page may have its own Template and Layout, otherwise the defaults will be used.

It should be noted that there is an alternate use for pages. An optional redirect link may be specified in the text box provided, overriding the page name and content, allowing non-page elements to be linked from the Information menu. Non-page elements include, for example, blog posts. Links generated this way will always open in the current browser window. To force links to open in a new window, the Navigation Bar should be used.

Menu

Optionally, the link title may be an image, although it should be noted that fixed images will not adapt to multi-Template or multi-Language environments. The image can also be used as a bullet-style image.

Content

Split Screen mode supplies the WYSIWYG editor by default, otherwise it can be launched in an optional popup window.

Inserts

Forms created using the Form Editor may be inserted into any page simply by selecting the desired form and clicking the Insert Form button. In Split Screen mode, position the cursor in the WYSIWYG editor where you would like the form to go. The form will be inserted as a small section of code in the format {%form_1} - known as a variable. If you are not using Split Screen mode, the code will be appended to the bottom of the page content. When the page is viewed on the site, the code will automatically be converted to the full form.

It is also possible to insert Blocks using variables, in the same way as described above.

Meta Data

By default, the Title Bar inherits the page title you have specified. The Meta Description and Meta Keywords are automatically inherited from the default values specified in the Configuration section.

Optional Code

For developers comfortable with JavaScript, additional code may be added in the text boxes provided.