Change [Your site name] in 'Site root'
The site tree
The order of the web pages in the site tree structure defines the order of the website menus. The first folder in the site tree is the root of the site. The page lying directly under the root will always be the front page of your site. To see sub menus, click the arrow on the left side of the icon. You can easily move a page in the site tree by dragging the page into the new position. A pink line shows where the page will be moved to. You may also delete a page by dragging it into the trash.
The order of the web pages in the site tree structure defines the order of the website menus. The first folder in the site tree is the root of the site. The page lying directly under the root will always be the front page of your site. To see sub menus, click the arrow on the left side of the icon. You can easily move a page in the site tree by dragging the page into the new position. A pink line shows where the page will be moved to. You may also delete a page by dragging it into the trash.
Create a new page
Choose the level in the site tree where you want to create a new page and click 'Create page'. You can choose between four different page types: Front pages, Content pages, Photo album and Redirect page. The new page will automatically appear as the first menu in the menu level you have chosen. However, you can easily drag it in to the right position or another level. You may also choose to copy a page. Select the page you want to copy and click 'Copy page'. If the page contains sub pages, these will automatically be copied as well
Choose the level in the site tree where you want to create a new page and click 'Create page'. You can choose between four different page types: Front pages, Content pages, Photo album and Redirect page. The new page will automatically appear as the first menu in the menu level you have chosen. However, you can easily drag it in to the right position or another level. You may also choose to copy a page. Select the page you want to copy and click 'Copy page'. If the page contains sub pages, these will automatically be copied as well
Start editing your site
You can edit all the text you see on this page. You need to select a module by placing your mouse on the module. A pink box indicates that you can start editing the content of the module. When you click a module, a pop-up window gives you all the editing and formatting options you need. You may also copy or delete the module by clicking the copy or trash icon.
To edit other pages either select them in your site tree or click the menus.
To edit other pages either select them in your site tree or click the menus.
Add a new content module
Select a content module from the list and drag it into the content areas defined in the web page. A pink line indicates where the module fits on the page. If a module doesnt fit in a specific content area you will get a message saying ’Module doesn’t fit here’ and you have to drag in a different module. You can also move a module by dragging it into its new position.
Select a content module from the list and drag it into the content areas defined in the web page. A pink line indicates where the module fits on the page. If a module doesnt fit in a specific content area you will get a message saying ’Module doesn’t fit here’ and you have to drag in a different module. You can also move a module by dragging it into its new position.
Help functions
A number of different help systems are available to get you started with your MONO site. Click the pink Help icon in the top bar or download user manual.
A number of different help systems are available to get you started with your MONO site. Click the pink Help icon in the top bar or download user manual.
Publish your site
Your site will not be live until you have published it. You have to publish your site every time you have made changes to it. Click the ‘PUBLISH’ tab.
Your site will not be live until you have published it. You have to publish your site every time you have made changes to it. Click the ‘PUBLISH’ tab.
Page settings
You edit your page name and define your 2. level menu in page settings. Click the arrow, enter new name or change menu structure. Remember to click save.
You edit your page name and define your 2. level menu in page settings. Click the arrow, enter new name or change menu structure. Remember to click save.
Site settings
You edit your site settings by clicking 'Site root' in your site tree. In site settings you can change your site name, your top image and address bar. You may also set your SEO setting.
You edit your site settings by clicking 'Site root' in your site tree. In site settings you can change your site name, your top image and address bar. You may also set your SEO setting.
Change [Address bar] in site root
