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Autonomous Pages Manager is used to manage Elxis content that is in the form of autonomous pages. Autonomous pages are articles that do not belong to a section or category. Also, they have only Intro text and not main.

The only way to display autonomous pages in your site is using menu items of type 'Link - Autonomous Page'.

 

Toolbar

New: Creates a new autonomous page.

Edit: Edits the selected autonomous page.

Publish and Unpublish: Publishes or unpublishes the selecte autonomous page(s). Only published autonomous pages are visible in this web site.

Translate: Select an autonomous page and click this icon to translate it. After successful translation, a new autonomous page will be created holding the translated text.

Trash: Removes selected autonomous pages by moving them to the Trash Bin. Trashed autonomous pages are not visible in this site. Trashed autonomous pages are not actually deleted. They can be restored using 'Trash Manager'.

Help: This Help Screen.

 

Filter

You can use the Filter field to limit listed autonomous pages or search for specific autonomous page. You can type a phrase or part of a word and press <Enter>. The table will be updated showning only the autonomous pages that have these characters in their title. If you want to show again all autonomous pages, leave empty and press <Enter>.

 

Simple/Extended View

Below the Filter field, you will find a switch that let you change the number of colums displayed. 'Simple' shows only the most important columns accelarating editing on web sites with large number of entries. 'Extended', shows all columns. You can try it and use it if it helps you.

 

Column Filters

You will notice that several columns have an arrow next to there headers. When you click them a filter window popups. You can use this filters to select the autonomous pages that you want to be displayed. This feature is addressed to web sites that have a large number of autonomous pages. It helps administrators to focus only to autonomous pages that each time interest them.

 

Columns

Title: This is the title of the autonomous page. Click it to edit. A padlock icon next to it shows that it is checked-out. To check-in, click the name to edit. Then you have to Save or Close the page.

SEO title: SEO title used for this page.

Published: Shows if the page is published or not. Hover over this icon to see a summary of publishing information. Click to change state. Acts as a toggle switch.

Order: Shows the current order of autonomous pages. You can change it, by editing the order numbers and then clicking the "Save Order" icon next to column header.

Access: This is the user group that is allowed to view this autonomous page. Click on it to change it. A popup window will appear.

ID: Shows autonomous page's ID. Non editable.

Links: The number of menu items that link to this page.

Author: Shows autonomous page's author name. Author names act as links to author details.

Language: Shows for which site languages this autonomous page is available. It will be shown only if users are viewing this web site in one of the listed languages. If it is set to 'All', then it will be visible for all languages.

Date: The date autonomous page was created.

 

Footer

At the bottom of the page there is the footer.

Navigation - If the number of autonomous pages is larger than the number of pages displayed per page, then navigation controls are activated. You can use them to switch pages.

Display # - Use this control to change the number of displayed items per page. The default value is controlled from 'List Length' parameter defined in Global Configuration.

Legend - Displays and explains the various publishing states of an autonomous page. These icons are displayed in the 'Published' column.