Changes between Version 13 and Version 14 of qSiloGroup

Timestamp:

Jun 7, 2007 11:57:51 AM (18 years ago)

Author:

olha

Comment:

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qSiloGroup

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 '''3.''' qSiloGroup product also adds default page in navigation item urls. Thus, links do not point to a folder, but to a default page of this folder. For example, a link from '''incorporate''' [!http://www.portal.com/incorporate/] folder will point to its default page '''index.asp''' [!http://www.portal.com/incorporate/index.asp]. 
 
-You can change the default page of a folder via display green drop down menu.
+You can change the default page of a folder via '''display''' green drop down menu.
 
 [[Image(default-change.png, nolink)]]  
 
-In the opened window select another item you want to be a default one for the folder (i.e. Incorporating in California instead of Incorporate in California):
+In the opened window select another item you want to be a default one for the folder (i.e. '''Incorporating in California''' instead of '''Incorporate in California'''):
 
 [[Image(default.png, nolink)]]
 
-This change can also be done through folder properties (ZMI) in default_page field.
+This change can also be done through folder properties (ZMI) in '''default_page''' field.
 
-This as an example of California folder with index.asp document as as default one.
+This as an example of '''California''' folder with '''index.asp''' document as a default one.
 
 [[Image(california.png, nolink)]]
 
-In case you want another page becomes default one for this folder, delete index.asp and put down costs.asp for example and save changes.
+In case you want another page becomes default one for this folder, delete '''index.asp''' and put down, for example, '''costs.asp''' and save changes.
 
 '''4.''' qSiloGroup product allows generating '''''SiloSiteMap''''' for every separate folder. This map makes it possible to see all the objects that are in the current folder, although they are not displayed in the navigation. It is of great importance for Optimization for Search Engines, especially in situations where site structure is different from a usual one (when pages in one folder stand in subrelation to each other, i.e. the access to a page is possible only from another page).