WebHornet allows users to edit their website on 2 different levels.

Layout
Page

Layout Editing
Your Layouts are the foundation of your website. Layouts have standard elements that are the same across all pages of your website using the Layout. Every WebHornet Layout has several predefined elements. (Example: image/logo, navigation, html/footer) We do this to help you get started, but you have the ability to change these if needed.

View our WebHornet YouTube Video on Layout Editing.

To Edit a Layout:
1 - Access the Control Panel.

2 - Click on the icon for Layout Module Editing.

3 - The Layout will load. Mouse over the Layout and locate the Action Hexagon of the area you would like to edit. Or click the ActionHex link at the top of the Control Panel to expose all ActionHexes on the Layout.

4 - Click the Action Hexagon for edit options. When editing a Layout, any changes you make to the Layout will be inherited by the pages using that layout.

Edit: Select edit to change the content / images / links within the module.
Change: Select change to Change the Module, Copy, or Clear
Settings: Select settings to modify settings related to the module.

Page Editing
When you create a new Page, the Page inherits the Layout default modules, content and general settings.

View our WebHornet YouTube Video on Edit a Page.

To Edit a Page:
1 - Access the Control Panel and find Page listed in the Page Tree.

2 - Click on the Page you would like to edit.

3 - The Page will load. Mouse over the Page and locate the Action Hexagon of the area you would like to edit. Or click the ActionHex link at the top of the Control Panel to expose all ActionHexes on the Layout.

4 - Click the Action Hexagon for edit options. Changes you make to the page will only alter that page.

Edit: Select edit to change the content / images / links within the module.
Change: Select change to Change the Module, Copy, or Clear
Settings: Select settings to modify settings related to the module. NOTE: Some modules do not have settings.
Edit Layout: This appears if the module was set-up as a Layout Module. The button has been placed here for your convenience to direct you to Layout Editing. Select this if you want to change the module across all pages using this Layout. You will see a WARNING and be taken to the Layout. Here you will need to click the Action Hexagon again, of the area you want to edit and follow Layout Editing steps 1 thru 4.
Override: The page inherits Layout Module settings. This option allows you to override the inherited Layout module on a single Page. When you select Override, the edits made to the Page module will not affect the Layout.

Article ID: 92, Created: March 10, 2011 at 9:54 AM, Modified: March 1, 2016 at 4:37 PM

Ways to Edit Your Website - Pages and Layouts

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