Edit Content Area: Page

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Use this page to choose, edit, or create the content area page that is used to determine the overall look and feel for every folder in the content area. A content area can have only one content area page.

If you edit a content area page, the changes you make will affect every other content area that uses that content area page.

This page contains:

Change Content Area Page

Current Page

Displays the content area page that is currently used by the content area.

Select Page

Choose the content area page that you want the content area to use.

Note: This list displays only content area pages (that is, pages that have been created from this tab of the Content Area Manager). You cannot use any other type of page as a content area page.

Edit

Click to display the Customize Page: Portlets tab where you can add, remove, edit, or move regions and portlets.

For more information, see the following:

Adding regions to a page

Specifying region properties

Deleting regions from a page

Adding portlets to a page

Moving portlets between regions

Deleting portlets from a page

Note: When you return to the Content Area Manager: Pages tab, the page you edited is now selected as the content area page for the content area. Make sure you choose a different content area page if this if it is not what you want.

Delete

Click to delete the content area page.

Note: This button is displayed only if you have the appropriate privileges to delete the page and the page is not being used by any content area.

Create Content Area Page

Name

Enter a name for the content area page. The name is used internally only.

Note: The name must be unique, is limited to 60 characters, and can contain only alphanumeric characters (A-Z, a-z, 0-9) and the underscore character (_); no spaces or other special characters.

Display Name

Enter a descriptive name for the content area page.

Note: The display name can contain any character, including spaces.

Create

Click to create the page.

Notes:

The new page is automatically selected as the content area page for the content area.

The page is created with a folder portlet and a navigation bar portlet. If you want to add any other portlets, you must edit the page.

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Use this page to choose, edit, or create the content area page that is used to determine the overall look and feel for every folder in the content area. A content area can have only one content area page.
	If you edit a content area page, the changes you make will affect every other content area that uses that content area page.

Change Content Area Page
Current Page	Displays the content area page that is currently used by the content area.
Select Page	Choose the content area page that you want the content area to use. Note: This list displays only content area pages (that is, pages that have been created from this tab of the Content Area Manager). You cannot use any other type of page as a content area page.
Edit	Click to display the Customize Page: Portlets tab where you can add, remove, edit, or move regions and portlets. For more information, see the following: Adding regions to a page Specifying region properties Deleting regions from a page Adding portlets to a page Moving portlets between regions Deleting portlets from a page Note: When you return to the Content Area Manager: Pages tab, the page you edited is now selected as the content area page for the content area. Make sure you choose a different content area page if this if it is not what you want.
Delete	Click to delete the content area page. Note: This button is displayed only if you have the appropriate privileges to delete the page and the page is not being used by any content area.
Create Content Area Page
Name	Enter a name for the content area page. The name is used internally only. Note: The name must be unique, is limited to 60 characters, and can contain only alphanumeric characters (A-Z, a-z, 0-9) and the underscore character (_); no spaces or other special characters.
Display Name	Enter a descriptive name for the content area page. Note: The display name can contain any character, including spaces.
Create	Click to create the page. Notes: The new page is automatically selected as the content area page for the content area. The page is created with a folder portlet and a navigation bar portlet. If you want to add any other portlets, you must edit the page.

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Choosing a content area page Editing a content area page	Creating a content area page Deleting a content area page