Sitemap

Step 1: Hover over the "Manage" button in the Javelin Bar.

Step 2: Select "Sitemap".

Step 1: Open the sitemap.

Step 2: Type the name of the page in the text field under "Create New Page."

Step 3: Click "Add," which is directly underneath the text field.

Yes.

Step 1: Open the sitemap.

Step 2: Click the "Add Another Page" link as many times as you need. If you add too many, don't worry; empty fields aren't inserted.

Step 3: Type the names of the pages in the text fields.

Step 4: Click "Add."

Step 1: Open the sitemap.

Step 2: Find the page you want to add a subpage to.

Step 3: Click the "Add page" button, its the third from the left or right on the far right-hand side of the page's blue bar.

Step 4: Type the name of the new page in the resulting text field.

Step 5: Click the "Add" button to the right of the text field.

Step 1: Open the sitemap.

Step 2: Find the page you want to add a subpage to.

Step 3: Click the "Add page" button, its the third from the left or right on the far right-hand side of the page's blue bar.

Step 4: Type the name of the new page in the resulting text field.

Step 5: Click the "Add" button to the right of the text field.

You can create as many levels of sub navigation as you wish, but the number of subpages you can make is far greater than you should ever need to show in the navigation.

The minimum we design for is 4 levels:

• Top level → First sub → Second sub → Third sub.

However, some designs to take into account further levels, you will have to recall the design file to figure out how many levels that are styled you have available.

To create a hidden page when creating the page...

Step 1: Open the sitemap.

Step 2: Type the name of the page in the text field under "Create New Page."
Step 2a: Subpage: Click the "Add page" button, its the third from the left or right on the far right-hand side of the page's blue bar. Type the name of the new page in the resulting text field.

Step 3: Select the "Hidden Page" checkbox to the right of the field.
This will make it "Hidden on public navigation - accessible with link."

Step 3: Click "Add," which is directly underneath the text field.

To make a page hidden after it's already created...

Step 1: Open the sitmap.

Step 2: Click the "Page Settings" button, its the second from the right, looks like a gear, and is on the far right-hand side of the page's blue bar.

Step 3: In the resulting window, click "Visibility" on the left navigation.

Step 4: Select "Hidden on public navigation, accessible with link" or "Hidden - No link access"

• The first option hides it from the navigation, but anyone can get to it if they have the direct URL
• The second option makes it so it's only available when an Administrator is logged in.

Step 4a: The rest of the options are explained in the Page Settings tutorial.

Step 5: Click "Save" at the bottom of the popup.

Working on incomplete pages.

Hidden pages are a great way to work on a page where the content is incomplete and will be available at a later time. Making it hidden, with no link access, makes it so only administrators can get to it.

This is not a way to make a "members-only" area. For information on that. Please view the tutorial on Users and Groups.

Saving space in the navigation.

If you have a lot of information that needs to be on separate pages, but you don't necessarily want or need to put it in the navigation, creating a hidden page, with link access, makes it available to be linked to from any place in your site.

Darkest Color: Top level, visible page.

Lighter Color: Second level, visible page.

Lightest Color: Third-and-beyond level, visible page.

Grey: Hidden page, regardless of level.

Step 1: Open the sitemap.

Step 2: Click the move icon, its the second from the left on the far right-hand side of the page's blue bar. It looks like an up arrow next to a down arrow.

Step 3: The resulting buttons mean, in order from left to right:

• Move up one level
• Move to top
  • In the example, it would move the page directly below the slightly darker blue page, second from the top.
  • The pages below it would move with it.
• Move down one level
• Move to bottom
• Move out one level
  • This would put it on the same level as the page that is second from the top.
• Move in one level
  • This would move it to the level currently held by its subpages.
  • The subpages would then move even farther in.

Step 4: Click the "Close" link when done. It is at the far right of the page being moved.

Step 1: Open the sitemap.

Step 2: Click the "Delete" button on the page you wish to delete. Its the far-right button and looks like a trash can.

Step 3: Click "OK" to delete or "Cancel" to cancel.

Tip: Once a page is deleted, it cannot be restored by you. Please contact us by submitting a trouble ticket!

Yes.

You cannot create pages with the following names:

• 404
• Admin
• Login
• Logout
• Search
• Sitemap
• Register

While you can't create these, you can edit them. To do so...

Step 1: Open the sitemap.

Step 2: Click "Reserved Pages" on the left-hand navigation.

Step 3: Click the name of the page you wish to edit to go to that page.

Yes.

Step 1: Open the sitemap.

Step 2: Click the name of the page that you wish to visit.

This is an advanced tutorial intended for those who understand what a URL is and how its structure relate to their website.

How the Sitemap Works

When you create a page, what you typed becomes the URL; the words are separated by dashes, are made lowercase, and most special characters are ignored. For example:

• Page name & Location: Manage Menu, top level page
  
• URL: /manage-menu/

The first slash indicates it is a top-level page. Further slashes indicate sub pages. For example:

• Page Name & Location: Sitemap sub page of Manage Menu
• URL: /manage-menu/sitemap/

When you rearrange pages, the URL structure remains the same. So even if you make a sub page appear top level, the URL structure remains as it was when the page was created.

To Alter an Existing Structure/URL

Remake the page in the appropriate place and copy the modules from the previous page to the new one. If there are several modules and/or modules that are difficult to copy, contact us at 405-478-4080 or file a support ticket and we'll update the structure for you.