Editing a page

Page title

Type in the page title. This field is mandatory.

Excerpt

This field is optional.

Content

The content of your page. This field is mandatory.

Notes

This text area is for personal use, for notes or memos. What you enter here will never be displayed on the blog.

Page status

Allows you to choose your page status:

• Pending: The publication status has not yet been decided (not published yet).
• Scheduled: The page will be set online at the time and date set in the Published on field.
• Unpublished: The page is offline.
• Published: The page is online.

Publication date and hour

Here you can change the page publication date and time. If the page status is Scheduled, it will be online at the given date and time.

Page language

Select the language code of your entry. It defaults to your (as a user) language but you can change it to whatever language code you want, e.g. "en" or "es-ar". This code is used for the entry's display.

Text formatting

Choose the page syntax. Wiki is a simplified syntax and will be converted to valid XHTML. Unless you have a perfect understanding of XHTML, we advise you to choose the Wiki syntax. See the Wiki syntax reference for more information.

Page position

Orders pages according to this number. This field is used by the Pages widget (Order by page position).

Attachments

Attachments are media files added to the page. You can use the Add files to this entry button to select media files to add to the entry.
This option will appear after you save your entry.
Please check the Media manager help for more information.

Accept comments

Check this box to allow your visitors to comment on this page. The corresponding global setting can be found in the blog settings.

Accept trackbacks

A trackback is a way to let a portion of your page as a comment on another blog. Check this box to allow others to trackback your page. The corresponding global setting is to be found in the blog settings.

Hide in widget Pages

If this option is checked, the page will be active but will not be listed in the Pages widget.

Password

You can enter a password for your page. A password protected page will not be displayed on your blog, it will only be accessible to those you will give the entry URL to (see the Go to this page on the site link) and password.

Basename

By clicking on its lock, you can unprotect this field and choose another URL for your page. If the URL you're trying to use is already used by another page, a number will be added to it.

Comments

List of comments

From the tab Comments you can read and change the status comments on your page. Depending on your permissions, you can edit, put online or offline, delete or classify as a comment undesirable.

Add a comment

From the tab Add a comment you can add or answer directly to a comment without going through your blog. This interface will also allows you to enter your comment in XHTML, without limitation. You will have to fill in the fields in the same way as when editing a comment.