Moving Pages

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Windsor, CT 06095
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Moving Pages

The Move button can be used to move a page from one area of your website to another.

Note: You must be logged in and have rights to Edit the page to be moved and Create Children for the page it is to be moved under.

Start by navigating to the page you want to move and click on the Move button. You should see a list of all pages on the site (as little yellow folders). The page to be moved will be an open red folder.

Use the + and - boxes next to the folders to open and close them. Finish by clicking on the page you want to move this one to (under). Once you confirm the move, the page will be in its new location.

Keep in mind that security is inherited from the new location. Any local rights given to this page or its children will be moved as well.

Note: The Home Page, The Shopping Cart, and the Registration page cannot be moved.

Sortkeys

Every page in your Invisible Gold powered website has a Sortkey. This is a special numerical value that is used to order pages (for example, on a Navigation bar or list of links).

For pages that use the Static List template or URL List template, the Sortkey is set simply by editing each section of the page.

For other pages, the Sortkey is set by clicking the Advanced button.

Note: To set the order of items in a navigation bar, it might take many clicks to reset the Sortkey for every page. You can also click on the System button to see and edit a list of Sortkey values.

Keywords:

ID, Move, Security

Invisible Gold, LLC was founded in 2001 as a web design and internet software company. The owner, John Waiveris, wanted to enable people to manage their own websites. John is active in the Windsor community and the Invisible Gold website software is used daily by 600 businesses.

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Windsor, CT 06095
(860) 285-0172
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