Manage pages
Manage Pages allows you to create, edit, activate, order, and delete pages as well as external Web pages and labels.
Available tasks depend on which item is selected. Each page can contain multiple pages. All pages on which you have the User or greater role are displayed in a navigation menu. You must expand pages to access nested pages. The options that you see are dependent upon your access level. Both administrators and users with appropriate access can create and delete pages. Users can only delete the pages they create or the pages for which they have at least Manager access
- Select pages
Pages that modify in Manage Pages appear as links in a table. By clicking on a link to select a page, you can navigate to other nested pages to perform page tasks. You can also select labels and URLs in Manage Pages.
- Creating pages
A page displays content, such as portlets and other pages, in a single area. By creating pages, you can organize your information and add new navigational elements to the site. - Creating a label
Labels act as separators that organize groups of pages and URLs into categories. When you add a separator on the site, decide between creating a label or a page. You create a label instead of a page when you are only seeking an organizational solution and do not need to display content. - Creating a URL
You can create URLs to add external URLs to your portal navigation. - Edit pages, labels, and URLs
You can edit the properties of existing pages, labels, and URLs to modify settings or add new settings in Page Properties. For example, you can change the name, navigational layout, and theme of a page from Page Properties. - Searching pages
By selecting a search type in Manage Pages, you can quickly locate and work with pages, labels, or URLs. - Ordering pages, labels, and URLs
When you reorder items listed in Manage Pages, you are changing the order of pages, labels, and URLs on the site. You are also changing the order of entries in the main menu. - Moving pages and labels
You can move a page and its children to another location in the portal hierarchy from Manage Pages. - Assigning access to pages, labels, and URLs
- Activating or deactivating a page, label, or URL
You can toggle pages, labels, and URLs to be active or inactive. If you deactivate a resource, users are not able to access this inactive resource. - Delete pages, labels, and URLs
By deleting pages, labels, and URLs, you can remove content and change the site navigation. - Exporting pages and labels
Exporting allows you to create a response file so that the page or label and its child nodes can be imported into another portal server using the XML configuration interface. - Set up Manage Pages
You can configure default settings for Manage Pages. These defaults can be made on a global scale, applying to all instances of or on an individual basis, depending on which option you can select from the context menu. - Field descriptions for the Manage Pages portlet
Learn more about the fields that are provided with the user interface.
Parent topic
Administering WebSphere Portal
Related concepts
Portal administration tools
Controlling access
Auditing
Browser behavior and scenarios
Manage portal resources with policies
Manage portlets and portlet applications
Creating pages
Use Web clipping to import content
Multiple virtual portals
Language support
Use WSRP services
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Including static content in the portal
Use portlet wires
Manage your cluster
Manage your site
Related reference
Reference
Related information
Users and groups
Manage portlets on a page
Customizing pages
Portal Search