This section allows authorized user to define/change hierarchical order of web pages and/or menus. This setting defines order in which pages are displayed. Top display level is [root] level. Markup stub on the right of the page name shows that page is linked with number of subpages. Clicking on the stub link would show all the subpages of that page in hierarchical order. Return to the upper level page is done by clicking Parent button. User can add a new page or copy, edit and/or delete existing page(s).

Basic level of every page is displayed by box_sections template. Enabling drop_down_enable option in drop down menu, subpages will also be displayed. Hierarchical order of display is defined by simple drag-and-drop option on the listed pages, putting them in the requested order. More detailed review is available through add or edit page sections. Title is option for defining page title displayed in the title bar of the web browser. In Page editor user can review/edit content of the page. Use of HTML code is also enabled. Since built-in editor does not support HTML code debugging it is highly recommended to edit HTML code in external editor with debugging feature and then paste back once it is error-free. Other editors are also available, but the default RTE editor enables very quick page opening and a number of other features. RTE Page editor specific features are covered in the separate section later in this manual.

Field “parent_id” defines if a page has its hierarchical parent page (if it is a subpage of some higher level page). Robot fields specify the way searching engines would index and track links on the current page.

“SEFriendly name (URL)” specifies description to be displayed with hyperlink to respective webpage. This description can contain alphanumerical characters with no spaces and/or special characters. Also, this description has to be unique, thus system is going to double-check to make sure this requirement is met. Keywords are words used by web search engines. Description is also used by search engines for brief description of website.
Attribute “Main” specifies index (default) page of the website. Only one page on same level can have this attribute enabled.

Attribute ”Hidden” marks pages not to be displayed in the system of menus. Usually, these pages are those which does not have hierarchical position in the website structure defined (orphan pages). It is common practice to mark only one page as hidden and the others to set as its subpages. Neither of these pages would be displayed in the system of menus.
“Template” field specifies design template used for this page. Different pages can have different templates specified, thus they can have different designs.

Field “Redirect”, if defined, would result with the link specified in the system of menus. Any of the internal or external pages can be linked this way. By clicking link defined in this way, linked page is going to be displayed while content of current page/menu will be ignored.