Pages

Your website is composed of nothing but webpages, shortly called "pages."

Introduction

Onwebed allows you to create pages to build up your website. The concept of pages also lets you make your website modular, and make development and management much less redundant (more on this later).

Composition

Each page has a name, a title, and some content.

Name

Name is the identifier of a page, and it has to be unique so you can always pin point to a page through its name. It's conventional to name pages in snake case. E.g. home_page.

Title

Title, on the other hand, doesn't have to be unique, and can be written in any style you prefer. Title describes a page briefly, and is usually there for the visitor of that page to see. E.g. How to Make Beer.

Content

Content is what's going to be presented to the user when the page is viewed. Content is composed of boxes. Learn about boxes if you want to know everything about defining contents of a page.

Hidden Pages

Sometimes a page is meant to act as a template for other pages to build upon, and to be viewed by users itself. To hide a page, just prefix the name of the page with an underscore, _.