Pages

There are two types of pages in Sitefinity. You can manage both types of pages using Sitefinity:

• Frontend pages
  These are all publicly visible pages from the project.
  To edit frontend pages, in the main menu at the top, click Pages.
• Backend pages
  These are all views in the administrative backend of a Sitefinity project, such as the Dashboard, Content, Administration, and so on. 
  To edit backend pages, in the main menu at the top, click Administration » Backend Pages.
  The structure of the backend opens in Pages page, after you confirm the warning.

  The following screenshot displays Pages page, containing the structure of pages, toolbar with buttons, language translations (if any), and additional functions:

  

  NOTE: If you are not using multiple languages, the language translations icons are not displayed on Pages page and there is no Languages dropdown box in the right side of the page. The system displays the multilingual mode automatically when you add an additional frontend language. For more information, see Managing languages.

  On Pages page you can create and edit pages, browse and organize the structure of your website.

  NOTE: Before editing a page, on Pages page, you can preview it by clicking View link of the respective page.

Section contents

• Create a new page
  Use this section to create pages and set the different properties of the page.
• Translate a page
  Use this section to create a new language translation of an existing page.
• Edit pages
  Use this section to edit the properties or the content of a page.
• Structure the pages of your website
  Use this section to structure and organize your website. Create subpages and move pages in the hierarchy.
• View version history of a page
  Use this section to view and compare different versions of a page.
• Sort and filter pages
  Use this section to sort and filter the pages on Pages page.
• Set permissions for pages
  Use this section to set permissions for all pages, as well as to set different permissions for each individual page.
• Other functions for pages
  Learn about other functions, such as deleting and duplicating a page, changing page author, and more.