Manage-pages:Edit page order

From Site Foundry

What is a page order?

The majority of websites are based around a hierarchical order of pages that go to make up a main menu structure. Therefore the menu structure is made up of each page title listed (literally) in a specified order. Of course this will be dependent on the language the site is catering for - but as English was used to develop the application, lists always go left -> right, top -> bottom.

For example, the following is a nested unordered list structure for a website:

• Amsterdam
• Rotterdam
  • Things to do
  • Places to eat
    • Book an hotel
  • Cruises
• The Hague

With this simple structure displayed at the top of each page of the site, it is possible for a user to then browse through the site, creating logical connections between pieces of information.

See here for more information about how the Site Foundry application works.

Editing a pages order

1. To edit a pages order, click on the Manage pages menu item on the top of the page.
2. Click on the name of the page that you are looking to edit.
3. Click on the dropdown labelled order.
4. Select the page that you would like this page appear below.

Once you have made your selection, the page will be refreshed, and the edited page will be placed below the page that you have selected.

Note: Currently the main navigation only provides for three levels of navigation.