Creating Documentation Pages

After adding a page, details such as page title, page content, CSS, JavaScript, and page visibility can be set. All documentation pages are published under the path /docs. Side navigation links are generated automatically for the documentation pages.

Procedure

To create a documentation page:

11. On the Content page, click New Item.

A popup menu opens with the following type of page options.

• Custom Page

• Documentation Page

• Blog Post

2. Click Documentation Page.

   A page is added to the Documentation folder in Draft mode.

3. Enter the page title in the Page Title field.

4. In the Body section, enter the text. Using the editor, you can format the text. For more information about the editor, see WYSIWYG Editor.

5. Click the page mode drop-down list and select Publish to publish the page on the Portal.

note

The users cannot view pages on the Portal that are in Draft mode. When a published page is switched to Draft mode, it is no longer public.

6. Click Save.

   The page is saved and published on the Portal.

   The following are the rules for organizing pages and folders in CMS under the Documentation pages section:

   • When a folder is created, a default page for the folder is added.

   • The default page name in the Advanced Options page cannot be set or be changed.

   • The default page cannot be deleted.

   • Folder name cannot be changed after it is saved.

   • A new folder cannot be created with the name of an existing page.

   • Pages with same page title can exist in different folders.

   • A page cannot be moved from one folder to another folder.

   • Page sequence can be changed by dragging the file to the new location.

note

To add a page to a folder, click the folder, and then click Create new page in "folder name" on the right panel.