Folder Overview

Click into the web files or www folder from a website's Website Overview to manage its contents: add pages, files, and subfolders, upload assets, and set permissions.

Folder view with real content

Name	Description
Upload	Drag and drop or browse files into your folder.
Add Folder	Create a new subfolder and add specific details like name and title.
Add File	Add an HTML, Template Code, or README file to the folder.
Add Page	Add a new page (www folder only).
Add Link	Add and rank a link and control properties such as opening in a new window.
Add Category	Group and organize content items in categories.
Copy	Duplicate the folder.
Move	Relocate the folder elsewhere in your website.
Delete	Permanently delete the folder.

Upload and + Add sit directly in the folder's toolbar. Click the ... menu next to them for the rest:

Name	Description
Update	Change the folder's name, title, and other properties.
Stage	Stage all pages and files in the folder immediately — no confirmation form.
Publish	Publish all pages and files in the folder immediately — no confirmation form.
Permissions	Manage user access to files and folders with specific roles.

Note

File Groups, Experiments, and Scheduler are also inserted into a folder, but they're documented under Engage alongside the rest of that section: Add File Group, Add Experiment, Add Scheduler.

Members

Manage the folder access permissions for users and groups.

Folder Permissions

Name	Description
Name	Enter the name of a member you want to add to your group.
Role	Assign a View, Stager, Editor, or Admin role to a new or existing member via the dropdown menus.
Add	Click the orange '+' button to add a new member to your group.
Delete	Click the 'x' on the right side of the table to remove a member from your group.
Confirm	Once you have completed all the fields, click Submit to apply your changes.

Note:

A group or group member can be assigned one of four roles in Solodev CMS:

View: Allows a member to see items and content.
Stager: Enables a member to create or modify content but not publish.
Editor: Gives a member the ability to view, create, edit, and publish.
Admin: Provides complete editorial control and management of group members.

Folder Overview

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