Pages

Pages overview

Another part of the Admin Panel is the pages admin. The start screen of the pages admin is the pages overview. Here you can see all editable pages - which we call USM pages - of your website. Learn more about overview tables.

The overview of pages gives you the following information and options, as marked in the screenshot above:

1. Button to create a new page.
2. List of your USM pages by their page title.

   1. By clicking on the title you will visit the page directly.

   2. You can use the input field in this column to search for a specific page.

3. The access level of the USM pages.
4. See whether the USM page is used in the menu.

   1. In the blue badge you can see the number of times the page is used.

   2. By clicking on a menu item name, you will be able to edit that menu item.

   3. If a page is not yet used in the menu, you can click make menu item to create a new menu item linked to that USM page.
5. See whether the USM page is directly accessible through a URL. This is used to give the USM page a nice visitable URL without having to add the page to the menu.
6. Links to respectively...

   1. View/visit the page

   2. Edit the page properties

   3. Delete the page

Create new page or update page properties

Editing the page content is not part of this page. Editing the text on your page is done through a Word-style editor. Learn more about editing page content.

When you create a new USM page, or when you are editing the properties of an existing USM page, you will do so using the following page:

1. Page title - the title of the page to be displayed on top of the page.

   1. If you have a multilingual website, you can enter a title for each language you support. The base language always has to be filled in, the translations are optional.

2. Access level - which visitors should be able to visit your USM page. Read more about access levels.
3. Presenting style - depending on what your developer has configured in your website, USM pages can be presented in different layouts.

   1. In standard layout (default) - the most equipped layout, probably with page header and margin to make the page smaller on large screens.

   2. In simple layout - a more stripped down layout.

   3. Without layout - to show the page without any layout, just what you create in the page.

4. Edit page in raw HTML - an option for more advanced users. This enables you to edit the USM page using code instead of the Word-style editor.

5. Buttons to either save the changes, or go back to discard your changes.

   1. When updating an existing USM page, there will also be the button Edit content, to go to the webpage where you can edit the page content.

Edit page content

If you want to edit the text in your page, you should visit the page itself and click Start editing in the USM Toolbar. Learn more about the USM Toolbar.

After clicking Start editing, the page will reload and the text of your page will now be displayed in an editing field, as you can see in the screenshot below:

1. The editing field gives you as toolbar with some Word-style options that are explained in detail below.

2. Just click some where in the editing field where you want to change text and start typing.

3. When you are done changing the text, you can click Save in the toolbar at the bottom of the page to commit your changes.

4. If you want to stop editing without saving, click Cancel.

Learn more about editing the content of your USM page by following this link:

Content editing