Pages

Static content is not simply a static html page. Static pages are also served from the database whenever anyone loads the page but they are optimized for those contents/pages that are rarely updated. Some examples of these pages on your site may include Copyright, Legal Information, Reprint Permissions, Contact Information, About Me, About Site, Accessibility Statement, among other.

You need to access the Plug-ins section. Click on the Plug-ins link which is located in the little menu on the right side at the top of your administrator panel.

A list of all plug-ins currently registered to the system is displayed on the right hand side of the screen on Downloaded plug-ins tab.

To install Page plug-in you need to click on the install icon on the right side of the plug-ins name.

This will take you to the page with the installation link: Click here to Install the plug-in.

After you run the installation, you will be informed that the plug-in was successfully installed.

You may easily go back to the Plug-ins page, by following the link: Click here to go to Plug-in page.

To uninstall Pages plug-in you need to click on the uninstall icon on the right side of the plug-in name.

This will take you to the page with the link for uninstall: Click here to uninstall the plug-in

You will be informed that the plug-in was successfully uninstalled and you may return to the Plug-ins page by clicking the link: Click here to return to Plug-in home page.

The path to the Pages plug-in:

Click on the Plug-ins link (which is located in the little menu on the right side at the top of your administrator panel).

Choose Pages plug-in from the list of all installed plug-ins (on the left side of the screen).

This plug-in can be accessed only by users belonging to groups that are allowed to manage Pages plug-in.

When you access Pages plug-in you'll see a list of created pages on the left hand side and new page generator on the right.

In the Title field enter a page name (for example “About the Company”). This name will display on navigation as a link that leads to a page content so the name should describe in short content of this page.

From the Custom layout dropdown menu choose some of existing web page layouts.

Enter your webpage URL. The page will be accessible via this URL, for example http://www.example.com/about.html.

In the WYSIWYG editor type or copy and paste the content you wish to publish.

Click Save button on the bottom right to save your work. To preview your work go to View live site.

Your static pages will appear at the top of the page as a secondary menu right above the main navigation menu as you may see in our example.

To edit a page, simply select the page you want to change from the left hand side navigation menu, click on edit icon next to its name and your page will load in the page editor. Make the necessary changes and then save your work by selecting Save button.

To delete your page simply click on delete icon on the left menu next to page you would like to remove. You may also delete a page when editing if you click Delete link.