# Page

You can update any page on your website under the www folder. You can directly edit your page using in-line editing tools with a visual preview, or by accessing component code elements for each section on your page.

Micro Main Page

Name	Description
Publish	Push your code or content to live production.
Draft	Create a draft version of your code or content.
Stage	Set up a staged version of your code or content for review as part of your workflow.
Copy	Copy a page or asset for editing or additional use elsewhere in your website.
Move	Relocate a page or asset based on your taxonomy.
Delete	Delete a page or asset permanently from your website.
History	Review previous versions of your content or code and restore a saved version.
Add to File Group	Assign your page or asset to a specific file group.

NOTE:

You will need to add a website to your CMS before adding a page.

Pages also have the option to upload a file, create or manage tasks, expand your screen or collapse the right menu.

Page Toolbar Actions

Name	Description
Mobile View	Toggle to a responsive view for a smartphone.
Tablet View	Toggle to a responsive view for a tablet.
Desktop View	Toggle to a responsive view for a desktop/laptop computer.
Refresh Frame	Refresh the stml frame.
Show/Hide Dynamic Divs	Apply a blue dotted line to identify the sections of your page.
Fullscreen	Fully expand the rendered view of your page to remove toolbars.

# STML Files

The most important assets in your www folder are STML files (.stml), the individual website files that are served in a browser when a user visits your website. STML files are built with templates using dynamic divs. A template imports common elements to a page such as the header and footer, while dynamic divs allow you to include unique page content, such as text, images, and more.

While a page is composed of hypertext markup and served in a browser, all pages in the Solodev CMS are given a “.stml” extension. An STML is an HTML file that contains server-side includes (SSI), which are used to generate page-generated content. STML files are processed by the server when a user accesses the related webpage.

Note:

If your website uses a CDN and you need to immediately clear a page’s cache, you can publish the page to trigger a cache refresh.

# Using dynamic divs

Page templates are composed of dynamic divs – or “dropzones” – where HTML and content can be inserted and arranged in various places on a website page. Dynamic divs work fluidly with the Bootstrap grid system, allowing you to easily insert content once the layout of your page has been created. Here is the simple HTML code to create a dynamic div in Solodev:

<div class="dynamicDiv"></div>

Dynamic divs are the connecting elements between your HTML content and STML pages. Generally speaking, your STML pages will contain several dynamic divs, allowing you to easily insert HTML content into the page itself.

# Add a File to Page

To insert your file into your page template, follow these simple steps:

Navigate to the www folder and click on the stml file you created.

In the main content area, click where you want your content to be inserted. The area will become active, displaying the dynamic div as a rectangular box set in a light blue color.

Dynamic div selected on a page

Next, click on your file under the web files folder in the left menu. This will apply your content to the dynamic div.

Click Publish in the upper right corner.

Left Nav with html file selected

# Page

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# Toolbar Actions

# STML Files

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# Using dynamic divs

# Add a File to Page

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