Adding pages

You can add a single page to a design diagram as a separate object, or add the page in any family relationship--parent, child, previous sibling, or next sibling--to another page or to a section. (See Adding and defining sections.) You can also add sets of child pages to a page or section. While adding the new child pages, you can make the child pages and their parent a section (or a subsection, if the parent page is within a section).

You can add content to pages while you are working on a diagram, or add the content after you have submitted the pages, and they exist as live pages in the site.

Adding pages to a diagram affects its appearance as well as its navigational logic, in some cases causing other pages to change position and the lines connecting them to change direction. If you intend to use a diagram in a presentation, add all the pages and other objects and establish their hierarchical positions before you arrange them for maximum visual effect.

To add a page outside a hierarchy:

Drag a Page icon from the Diagram set of the Objects palette to an empty area of the design view. After creating the page, you can define it in the Page Inspector. You can also add other pages to the new page, creating family links, or create new hyperlinks.

To add a single page to another page or section:

Do one of the following:

• Select the page or section to which you want to add the page, and choose Next Page, Child Page, Previous Page, or Parent Page from the toolbar or the Diagram > New menu.
• Drag a Page icon from the Diagram set of the Objects palette to the page or section. As you drag, a black bar appears next to the existing page or section, indicating a family relationship to the new page. Drag the Page icon above the page or section to add a parent, to either side of it to add a sibling, or below it to add a child.

To add a set of child pages to another page or section:

1. Select the page or section to which you want to add the child pages.
2. Choose Diagram > New Pages.
3. Specify the number of pages to create, their filenames, the stationary or template (if any) to use in creating the pages, and the types of links to generate. (See Adding empty pages and pending links to a hierarchy.)
4. If you want the selected page and the child pages you are creating to be a new section or subsection, select Make Parent a Section. (See Adding and defining sections.)
5. Click Create. The child pages are created. If you selected Make Parent a Section, the parent page becomes a section page for the new section or subsection.

To define a page in the Page Inspector:

In the Page tab of the Page Inspector, do any of the following:

• Enter a design name for the page in the Name text box. This name appears in the design view as the label for the page only if Design Name is selected in the Display tab of the View palette. Otherwise the label is its filename or page title. (See Changing the display of design views.)
• Change the default page title from Welcome to GoLive 6.
• Specify a template or stationery for the page.

To add content to a page in a design diagram:

In the design view, double-click the page. The page opens in a document window. You can edit the page using the same techniques used to edit pages added directly to a site.