This section describes how to update Pages from the Dashboard. Most of the content on the LibPress website is contained within Pages, which are used to display general content that remains fairly consistent.
Note that Posts are generally used for time-sensitive information, and is displayed in your Blog section as rolling content on a page from most current to older material. These are updated in much the same way as Pages. (Note: Multi-branch systems usually have a post called Hours or Contact that displays the different branch hours that you can edit.)
On this page:
- Page Hierarchy
In this section:
Page Hierarchy: how your pages are organized.
Each page is either a parent or a child page. A parent page is a top-level page that describes the pages that follow under it by navigation, such as Information by Subject. All the pages that are linked back to that parent page are called child pages.
The page relationships are described in the Page Attributes part (or module) of the Editing display of a Page.
This page, “3.0. Page Hierarchy” is attributed to the parent page of 3. Editing Basics.
What this does is organizes the “3.0. Page Hierarchy” in the expected place in the Pages overview section:
This allows the Site Manager to quickly find a page, or scan through and see whether there is an “orphan” page that is no longer used on the website, etc. It also provides a visual of the site structure or “site map”.
Another tip is to assign a category to each page, so that in the Pages overview you can filter by just that group of pages.