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• Understanding the sitemap
• A working example
• FAQ about using the sitemap

You will notice that there are icons that represent the pages of your website. The sitemap gives you the current structure or "layout" of your site. If the sitemap flows and the pages are categorized correctly, it will then be easy for your website visitors to navigate through the site. This is because the sitemap is tied directly to your navigation (Dropdown navigation and text navigation links). You will notice that when you move a page it automatically changes the navigation for you on every other page on the web site.

Now we will show you examples on how to construct and categorize pages correctly. Let us say as an example that you are selling shoes. You will notice with the image below that there are several pages that have already been built. included within these pages is a product page. Underneath the product page you will notice that we have categorized men's shoes and women's shoes underneath the product page.

To move the pages from one location to another, you must first click on the icon that represents the page that you would like to move. Above the page icon the toolbar will now appear. See image below.

Click the move tool once and let go, you will notice that the icon becomes transparent as in the "women's shoes" example above. In this example you will notice that we are attempting to move the women's shoes icon to the right of the men's shoes icon. As we move the women's shoes icon over the men's shoes icon you'll notice that there are three arrows. We will click the arrow to the right to have the example now be categorized correctly. Please see the image below.

• How to add a new page?
• How to edit a page name?
• How to edit a page?
• How to move a page?
• How to turn a page on?
• How to turn a page off?
• How to lock a page?
• How to unlock a page?
• How to delete a page?

To add a new page to your website, simply left click on the "New Page" button on the control panel. When you left click on the "New Page" button you will have a pop-up window appear; "Insert New Page Name". In the space provided, simply type in the name of the page you wish to create. After you have entered the name of your new page, click on "Ok".

Once you click on "Ok", you will be taken directly to that page.

To change the name of a page, simply left click on the "Sitemap" button on the control panel. The "Sitemap" is a complete overview of your entire website. Within the "Sitemap" you are going to locate the page you wish to re-title and simply left click on it once. Once you left click on the page you wish to re-title, you will notice the "Page Toolbar" appear. Within the "Page Toolbar" you will left click on the "Edit Page Name" icon; the third icon from the left. After you click on the "Edit Page Name" icon, a pop-up window will appear; "Edit Page Name". In the space provided, simply type in the new name of the page. After you have entered the name of your page, click on "Ok".

To edit a page, simply left click on the down arrow on "Select Page" drop-down list on the control panel. The "Select Page" drop-down list will allow you to go to any page within your website. Simply highlight the page you desire to edit with your mouse. Once your mouse cursor is over the page and the page is highlighted in blue, left click on your mouse.

Your page will now appear, allowing you to edit any object on that page.

Note: You are able to make objects "Master or Reusable Objects". If you edit an object that is a "Master or Reusable Object" it will edit it on every page. Be very careful when editing "Master or Reusable Objects" on your website.

To move a page, simply left click on the "Sitemap" button on the control panel. The "Sitemap" is a complete overview of your entire website. Within the "Sitemap" you are going to locate the page you wish to move and simply left click on it once. Once you left click on the page you wish to move, you will notice the "Page Toolbar" appear. Within the "Page Toolbar" you will left click "Move" icon; the first icon from the left. After you left click on the "Move" icon, you will notice that the page appears to fade out.

The page you have selected will now be attached to the movement of your mouse. You will simply drag the page you have selected and move itto the page you wish to attach it to. Once you bring the page you selected to the new location, you will notice (3) directional arrows appear on the new page location.

Note: The directional arrows indicate where you are allowed to place your page.

Simply left click on the directional arrow of where you wish to drop your page.

Note: We recommend your turn off your pages until they are complete.

Note: By default, when you create a page, the page is in the off position.

To turn a page on, simply left click on the "Sitemap" button on the control panel. The "Sitemap" is a complete overview of your entire website. Within the "Sitemap" you are going to locate the page you wish to turn on and simply left click on it once. Once you left click on the page you wish to turn on, you will notice the "Page Toolbar" appear. Within the "Page Toolbar" you will left click "Red Circle" icon; the fourth icon from t he left. After you left click on the "Red Circle" icon, you will notice that the "Red Circle" icon turns green.

The green circle indicates that the page is on.

Note: We recommend your turn off your pages until they are complete.

Note: By default, when you create a page, the page is in the off position.

To turn a page off, simply left click on the "Sitemap" button on the control panel. The "Sitemap" is a complete overview of your entire website. Within the "Sitemap" you are going to locate the page you wish to turn off and simply left click on it once. Once you left click on the page you wish to turn off, you will notice the "Page Toolbar" appear. Within the "Page Toolbar" you will left click "Green Circle" icon; the fourth icon from the left. After you left click on the "Green Circle" icon, you will notice that the "Green Circle" icon turns red.

The red circle indicates that the page is off

To lock a page, simply left click on the "Sitemap" button on the control panel. Within the "Sitemap" you are going to locate the page you wish to lock and simply left click on it once. Once you left click on the page you wish to lock, you will notice the "Page Toolbar" appear. Within the "Page Toolbar" you will left click "Open Lock" icon; the third icon from the right. After you left click on the "Open Lock" icon, you will notice the icon change to a "Locked" icon.

To add a trusted user account, please go to: Home > Trusted User > How to add a trusted user

To unlock a page, simply left click on the "Sitemap" button on the control panel. Within the "Sitemap" you are going to locate the page you wish to unlock and simply left click on it once. Once you left click on the page you wish to unlock, you will notice the "Page Toolbar" appear. Within the "Page Toolbar" you will left click "Locked" icon; the third icon from the right. After you left click on the "Locked" icon, you will notice the icon change to a "Open Lock" icon.

To delete a trusted user account, please go to: Home > Secure Users > How to remove a trusted user?

To delete a page, simply left click on the "Sitemap" button on the control panel. The "Sitemap" is a complete overview of your entire website. Within the "Sitemap" you are going to locate the page you wish to delete and simply left click on it once. Once you left click on the page you wish to delete, you will notice the "Page Toolbar" appear. Within the "Page Toolbar" you will left click "Trash Can" icon; the first icon from the right. After you left click on the "Trash Can" icon, a pop-up window will appear; You have selected to delete this page. All layers contained in this page which are not master or reusable will also be deleted. Are you sure? To continue to delete your page left click on "Ok".