Structure tree

Structure tree is a representation of your web site's page structure. You can add, remove and move pages around.

1. In the Structure tree, bring your cursor over a branch you want to add more pages to.
2. Click "Plus" button on the right side of the page name.
3. New page is now added to the structure tree.
4. Page name is displayed as red, which means it is not published yet. (See Page info)
5. Add content to the page. (See Page content)
6. Publish the page. (See Publishing under Page info)

1. Bring your cursor over the desired page in the Structure tree.
2. Grab the drag icon on the right. This will also change your cursor to a dragging arrow.
3. Drag the page to a new position in the structure tree.

• If you want to make the page a child page to another page release the drag when you're upon the desired page and it has a grey background. 
• If you just want to move the page up or down between pages, release the drag when you see a grey line on the right position.

Locked pages are pages that don't allow modifications to certain "Page info" fields (mainly "Name", "Template" and "More-options"). These pages usually have special functionality such as the Search page and unpublishing such pages might cause errors on the site.

On some locked pages you are still able to add content and the template positions have been enabled.

Page root is the landing page on your website and it's usually Frontpage/Home. You might have more than one site root to support localization or different languages.

Not all pages in the structure tree represent an actual public page or url on the site.

Archive is for storing pages. Archiving is useful if you're restructuring your page hierarchy or otherwise want to keep previous pages and content stored somewhere. You can archive a page by clicking "Archive" in the Page info.

You can restore archived pages back to a desired location in the structure tree.

If you want to delete a page you can press "Delete" on the page info. All the deleted pages with their child pages will end up in the trashcan.

In the trashcan you can view these deleted pages and decide to restore, archive or delete pages permanently.

PLEASE NOTE: Trashcan is usually scheduled to be emptied periodically. All pages in the trashcan will be automatically deleted permanently.