Following are explanations of important Roxen CMS terms used in the remainder of this manual.

Page

A page contains a number of content components (see below) and has a place in the site hierarchy. You navigate to a page by using the compass (see below).

Editing a page

When you edit a page you insert new content components or remove or change existing components. In the context of this manual, editing always refers to changing the information on a page, and never its design or visual features.

Publishing a page

To publish a page means that you make it available for viewing by visitors to the site. While you edit the page, the changes are only visible to you, until you decide to publish it.

Reverting a page

When you revert a page, you undo all the changes you have made to the page since it was last published.

Page components

A Page component can contain either text, with or without an image, a table, a link to a file, or a link to another page. One page can contain any number of these components, in any order. There are also header and footer components, of which there can only be one each on any page. News pages can only contain news components, a header, and a footer.

Access control

The access control system handles access rights for different users. It ensures that you can only access those parts of the site for which you are authorized. You identify yourself to the access control with your personal user name and password. These are your personal key to the site, and should never be shared, and immediately changed if you suspect that someone else may be aware of what they are.