Use the Manage Pages tab to add or delete pages, images and files, or rename existing pages on your web site. This tool also reveals the username of anyone who has a session lock on a web page.

When you click on the Manage Pages tab, you will see a list of custom pages with the active page highlighted in yellow. A document tree (i.e., a schematic representing the document structure) will be displayed for the selected page, showing any subpages or files that exist under the active page, with editing options for the active page displayed to the right. If you need to modify a different page or file, click the Select link to make that page or file active.

Figure 4.1. Manage Pages tab

To rename a page, file or image, click on the Rename link to the right of the item you wish to rename. After you click on the Rename link, you will see a screen.

Figure 4.2. Renaming a page, file or image

Enter the new ID for the page in the New ID field and click the Change Name button to complete the change.

To delete an item, click the Delete link to the right of the item you wish to delete. You will be asked to confirm the deletion before the change is completed.

To add a page, click on the Add Page link to the right of the page.

The next screen you will see will ask you for the page's ID and title.

Figure 4.3. Adding a page

The page's ID is the name that shows up in the page URL. Do not use spaces in the page ID. The page title appears at the top of the browser window.

After you have entered values into both fields, click the Add New Page link. You will see the new page listed in the document tree.

You can only add files under the page that you are currently editing. To add a file, click on the Add File link to the right of the page that is highlighted in yellow.

Figure 4.4. Adding a file

When the new screen appears, click on the Browse button. This will open your computer's file system browse. Find the file that you want to add and select it. Then click the Add New File button.

Figure 4.5. Sample of file system browsing—your computer

When you are done, the file will show up in the document tree.

Adding an image is similar to adding a file. Click on the Add Image link to the right of the page you are editing.

Figure 4.6. Adding an image

A new screen will appear. Click on the Browse button and find the image you want to add. Select the image. Then click on the Add New Image button.

The image will now appear in the document tree.