Changes for page Page Editing
Last modified by Vincent Massol on 2025/04/09
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edited by Vincent Massol
on 2017/05/19
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... ... @@ -139,12 +139,16 @@ 139 139 140 140 = Hiding Page = 141 141 142 -It's possible to hide (or unhide) pages. When a page is hidden, it'll be onl yvisible to users who've [[configured their user profile to show Hidden Pages>>extensions:Extension.User Profile Application#HEditPreferences]]. By default users don't see hidden pagesand thus marking a page as hidden will make it disappear from Search, Page Index, Navigation Trees, etc.142 +It's possible to hide (or unhide) pages. When a page is hidden, it'll still be visible if you navigate to it but it'll disappear from Search, Page Index, Navigation Trees, etc. However the hidden page will still be visible to users who've [[configured their user profile to show Hidden Pages>>extensions:Extension.User Profile Application#HEditPreferences]]. By default users don't see hidden pages. 143 143 144 144 To hide a page, edit it in Wiki or WYSIWYG edit mode and set the flag as shown below: 145 145 146 146 {{image reference='hiding.png'/}} 147 147 148 +{{info}} 149 +Hiding is not replacing permissions which is what you'll use if you want to make pages not visible to some user or group. 150 +{{/info}} 151 + 148 148 = Form editing mode (aka inline mode) = 149 149 150 150 Inline mode, or Form mode, is a special feature of XWiki, that allows administrators to define patterns of structured information (like a blog entry, or a standard tax form). Pages containing such structured information can be edited and re-edited as simple HTML Forms, which have (almost) the same structure as the displayed page. Thus, when clicking the edit button, it seems that the page content can be edited in-place, or inline and the form view is automatically displayed.