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Adding and Editing a new web page
Intro – Your website is like an inverted tree; the home page being the root. From the home page the next step is onto the landing pages for each vertical. So for each vertical you create a child page on the home page.
You need IE7 or above or Mozilla Firefox to use the admin site. Please check your browser version before proceeding.
Also check the following:
IE7 and IE8 – Change the cache settings – Select Tools menu;
Select Internet Options;
In the Browsing History section select Settings;
Change the Check for newer versions of stored pages option to Every time I visit the webpage;
Select OK;
Select OK again.
Go to your admin site
Select Website Builder
Select Public Site
Select View against Home Page
Here you will see the summary of the home page but more importantly for now the Child Pages. The child pages of the Home page are the verticals
Add web page
The screen above Node Name currently reads Home Page and the Node Level is 1. As we build the tree, the Node levels will increase, use the Up One Level button to move back towards the Home Page or Node Level 1. Select the View button from the Child Pages section to move through the site.
To create a new vertical -
Select New Sub Page from the Home Page Summary Menu – see next screen
You now have a change page details screen
The Page Level is 2 – these are your verticals, you have seven entries to make.
Page Name – Keep this short as it will be used to create the menu item on your public website.
Page Category - Web Page is the default.
Business Vertical - this is used for different areas of your business. Generally these are displayed in the Header Menu.
Landing Page - any page can be this. You can have different layouts for this page.
Home Page - select this option only when you are creating a home page.
Menu Option – Draft - select this option when you want to take a menu out or offline (Although, if anyone has a link to this page, then they will still be able to view it)
Dynamic Menu -This is the default
Header Menu - Select this if you want this menu displayed on the header menu at the top of the page. This would be displayed on all the pages in your website.
Footer Menu - Select this if you want this menu displayed on the footer menu at the bottom of the page. This would be displayed on all the pages in your website.
Page Type – Public Site Page is the default. You can choose a different option depending on how you want your page to be laid out.
Public Site Blog - if your page is a blog. This will allow you to then link to a Blog Group.
Public News Page - Select this option if this is a news page.
Page Keywords – enter keywords relevant to this page separated by commas. Try to use phrases rather than single words. Again try not to fill the box.
Page Synopsis – enter a short starter paragraph for the web page, this will normally be the page opening paragraph or used to summarise the content of the web page to search engines.
Page Full Text – this is all the text you want to display on the page. An idea is to type and format the content in MS Word or Wordpad, then copy and paste into the space provided. The editing tools take some getting used to but don’t get bogged down with them now.
When you are done, select Save Changes
Note the feedback at the top of the page, if there is none, then something has gone wrong.
Repeat this process to create more verticals.
Change order of menu items
Once you have more than one child page on a page, you are able to change the order in which the pages are arrange in the website menu. Click on the Move Up button to position a menu item further up the list of children.
Take menu item off-line
You can take a page / menu item offline by changing the status to draft.
To do this Select the view button against the page you wish to remove from the public website.
Select Edit Page Details
Change Page Status to Draft
Select Save Changes
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