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The Page administration can be accessed via the Site Editor backend.

The page administration panel is divided into the following main sections:

Modify / Delete Pages 
Add Page 
Modify Intro Page (only if activated in Settings -> Intro Page) 
Permissions

The functions available in the page administration depends on the permissions of 
the current user. If the Page Title of a page is displayed black, you do not have the 
permissions to modify this page. It the Page Title is displayed blue, you can 
modify the have the page.

Sub Pages
A green plus indicates that the current pages contains further sub pages. By 
clicking on the plus icon, the tree expands and the sub pages are displayed. The 
plus will than change into a green minus icon. Use this icons to expand/collapse 
sub pages.

Page- and Menu title
Each page has a Page and a Menu title. The page title is displayed in the title bar 
of the browser. The choosen menu title is displayed in the navigation menu and 
defines the file name of the page.

Page visibility
The magnifier icon indicates that the page is visible for anybody in the frontend of 
your webpage. Site Editor knows 5 visibility settings for a given page.

Public: the page always appears in the navigation menu – if appropriate - and all 
visitors are allowed to view it.  
Private: only specific groups are allowed to view this page. The page is included in 
the navigation menu only after a user from an allowed group has logged in. 
Anyone trying to access the page directly – by typing the page's url in their 
browser – will be redirected to a login page. 
Registered: same as 'Private', with the exception that the page always appears in 
the navigation menu – if appropriate. 
Hidden: same as 'Public', with the exception that the page never appears in the 
navigation menu. The page can still be accessed by users typing the page's url 
directly in their browser. Useful for pages which you wish to keep outside the 
navigation hierarchy – such as 'Terms & Conditions', copyright notices, etc. 
None: page never appears in the navigation menu, and is not accessible, even if a 
user directly types the page's url in their browser. The page will be accessible only 
via the site Admin. Useful while authoring pages, and before a page is ready to 
go 'live' on the frontend. . 

Advanced Actions
Depending on your permissions, the following actions are availabe from the page 
administration panel.

  Settings
Change the page settings. 
  Delete page
Deltes the page. 
  Preferences
Move page up/down (changes the page position in the navigation menu) 

Page Type Concept
Site Editor ships with six page type modules highlighted below.

Code: allows to enter and execute PHP code 
Form: enables you to setup custom forms fo gather information from your visitors 
Menu Link: allows to add hyberlinks to external pages which appear in the 
navigation menu 
News: kind of blog which allows to post articles for others to read 
Wrapper: allows to embed an external page or site into your site´s page 
WYSIWYG: graphical editor for adding text, images, hyberlinks... 
The Page Type needs to be choosen when adding a new page. Depending of the 
choosen Type, different settings and features are available.