If a non-publisher moves a published (activated) page, it will only be moved in author and not in the published version of that page. Further, any links TO that page from other published pages will be broken.
When you move a page, any published pages that link to it must be reactivated or their links will break.
This can be handled handled automatically if you have permissions to reactivate these related pages BUT you may be publishing a page that has modifications that are not ready to be published.
Authors and publishers can both move pages. Pages can be relocated under a different parent in the author environment, or 'moved' to a new name even in the same location.
A page title is not the same as the page's name.
Change a page's title by editing the Page Properties.
A page name is not the same as the page's title.
To rename a page, you must "move" it to a new page name.
When you move a page, any published pages that link to it must be reactivated or their links will break.
This can be handled handled automatically if you have permissions to reactivate these related pages BUT you may be publishing a page that has modifications that are not ready to be published.
When you move a page that is published, or linked from published pages, a list is provided of all related pages. Don't forget to select all that need to be Republished, including the page you are moving.
To change the natural sort order of child pages under the same parent page, you can always drag and drop a page up/down the websites view (i.e. within the same 'folder'). You will be asked to confirm the new order. This structure is also shown in the navigation on the left side of your pages.
To move a child page from under one parent page to another, use the Move tool in the websites toolbar, or in the Sidekick.
You can only move a page under an existing parent page. If that parent page does not yet exist, you will have to create it first – see Creating a New Page.
When you move a page, any published pages that link to it must be reactivated or their links will break.
This can be handled handled automatically if you have permissions to reactivate these related pages BUT you may be publishing a page that has modifications that are not ready to be published.
By default, all child pages are listed in the parent’s navigation (left sidebar, dropdown, etc).
To change a page’s presence in the navigation, you adjust that page’s Page Properties.
There’s a setting called Navigation Options with options to “Hide in Lists” and another to “Hide in Navigation.”
To change the label applied to a page, you change its main Title in the Page Properties.
To change how its title appears in navigation, you change its Navigation Title.
You can also change the image that appears in a list by embedding an image in the Image tab, and change the default teaser descriptive text by adding different text into the Description box (adding a blank space is like adding a blank in alt text).
To change the natural sort order of child pages under the same parent page, just drag and drop a page up/down the Websites List View (i.e. within the same 'folder'). You will be asked to confirm the new order. This structure is also shown in the navigation on the left side of your pages.
When you change the order of published pages, you must also reactivate that page, so that the new position is carried over to your published website.
The page name becomes part of the URL, and is also used in SEO. When naming a page or a folder that will contain pages, it is important to use machine readable as well as intuitive language. Seperate words with hyphens and do not use spaces, underscores or special characters. For example, if you are creating a folder titled "Our Images," use "our-images" as the title.
BEFORE you move a page in the UBCMS consider:
You can check whether other pages use the page you are considering deleting (as a link or included as shared content).
The UBCMS will not show you the references for pages that you cannot view in the UBCMS, or for references that are in lists built through tags or advanced queries.
While moving a page, if you encounter an error message that says 'Warn: no rights to replicate', you are attempting to activate content for which you do not have publisher permissions. > Read more