Adding Pages to Structures

You have already seen how to add wiki pages to a structure when creating the structure. This is the quickest way to build a structure and create the necessary wiki pages.

However, if you already have a structure, you can also:

Adding Existing Pages

In this section, you will add an existing page (the Another Page page that you created earlier) to the wiki structure. You can use this procedure to add any existing wiki page.

1. From the Structures page, click the name of the structure (use the My Tiki Book that you created earlier) in which to add a page. The Modify Structure page appears.
   
   

    Tip

   use the Monitor Structure button to "watch" the entire structure, or sub-set of the structure.
2. Click and drag Another Page to the existing structure layout, just below the Overview page. This adds the page after overview, before Chapter One.
   

    Note

   If your site has lots of wiki pages, you can use the Filter area to list only specific wiki pages.
   
   
   Tiki highlights the structure, as you add the page.
3. Notice that the structure now includes Another Page after the Overview.
   
4. If the structure looks correct, click Save. Tiki saves the information and reloads the page.

You have added Another Page to the structure!

Creating New Pages

You can also add a brand new page to a structure... while viewing the structure. If you permission (and you do, because you are logged in as the admin), the structure bar at the top of the page contains a text box for you to create a new page...as the child of the existing page.

Let's add an introduction to Chapter Two (one of the wiki pages that Tiki created for you when you built the structure):

1. From the Structure Layout page, click View for the Chapter Two page.
   
   

   The structure, with a new page.
   
   Tiki displays Chapter Two, as part of the structure.
   
2. In the Add Page area, type Another Introduction, select the Child check box, and click Add Page.
   

    Note

   If you do not select the Child option, Tiki will create the new page as a sibling (that is, at the same level) as the Chapter Two page.
3. Tiki displays the Edit: Another Introduction page. Add some text to the page and click Save.
   Tiki adds the page as a child of the Chapter Two page (as shown in the structure bar at the top of the page):
   

If you review the structure of the My New Book structure, you'll see Tiki has added the Another Introduction page:

The updated My New Book structure.